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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
AUCTIONS.
City Stock Yards.
GA. KELLEY, 81 FOSTER ST.,
WORCESTER, MASS.

AT cur SPECIAL SALE, Thursday
April 90 we will offer for sale so Horses
These horses are carefully selected ana
Will rank in style and quality with any
that we have previously sold. ] paiF
Bay G., year old, weight $500 pounds,
extra broke and as fine a. pair of blocks as
we ever sold; pair Bay c., year olds
mated; l pair Brown Colts 4 year old,
making MAXIM OF Of p fne daaSt teS pai Brown
Colts year old, weight 2400 pounds good
workers; l pair Greys, year old. weight
200 pounds, extra broke, good farm
team pair Greys, weight 2iOO pounds,
Well mated, good all around team; pair
broke well, good action; pair Blacks, b
year old, weight 1000 pounds, well mated.
not afraid of electric or steam: j pair
Blacks, weight 1900 pounds, an extra hack
or hearse team; pair Blacks, WeisnI
230O pounds, also a good hack team |
family broke, safe for a lady 70 drive
good reader; Bay mare, year old, weight
1913 pounds, family broke, good action
roader of ten miles an hour, not afraid
Of any object; family Bay Mare, weight
l1O0 pounds extra saddler or driver,
lady can handle her anywhere; i Bay
Mare, weight 100 pounds, well broke and
family broke, an extra coupay, fearless OF
all objects; / Roam Saddle Horse, weight
1850. has all the saddle gaits and beauty
under the saddle. The balance of these
horses are general purpose horses; we
have a good lot to select from. Anyone
looking for anything in the horse line VIII
do. well to call and see our stock. sale
rain or shine. Terms: One-half cashk
balance in 30 days
o. A. KELLEY, Auctioneer.
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To Let-FIats and houses.
Advertisers under this head can secure
ITO LET"

Cards, to hang in windows or elsewhere,
free of charge, by applying at The
SPY office.
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chIrcpodist and Manicure.

ALL ILLS OF THE FEET scientificall,
and carefully treated without pain
warts removed; also manicure. Miss A
Y. Carbcrry, room Is. Burnside building
Main St Evenings untf 80
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WANTED-Salesman local or travelling
liberal terms; permanent Brown Bros
Co., nurserymen, Rochester N. Y.
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THE spy WANT ADS BRING BUYER AND SELLER TOGETHER
Help Wanted Male

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For Bicycles.

CYCLES-Ladies' or Childreu's, wanted
to sell on commission; state what you
have and your lowest price. Call or
write for terms Sebbens, lib Vine ST..
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AGENTS WANTED-.The electric pencil;
an insulated wire is connected with cyl
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tire of color you write either red, white
or blue; 81 per gross; sample mailed on
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THIS seasons prices will do 1t, viz, sell
all the Lincoln estate house lots on the
popular west side, near Elm park,
5Ox1OO, 60x116 For plans and prices con-
suit Farrar & Gates. 51S Main ST.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
KLoNDiKE RELIEF WORK.
secretary Alger Transmits Two Repcr

secretary Alger Transmits Two Reports
10 Congress.
washington, Feb. 90 secretary Aleer
has transmitted TO congress complete
| report on the relief work Of the war de.
partment In the klondike country. I'M
dertaken under an act OF congress. II
braces the detailed reports OF Capt. p. II.
Ray and Lieut.. ". p Richardson.
Ray says II deem 1t OF the greatest
Importance for the development OF the
country that roads should be op med
| do not find anything either in
Alaska or the Northwest Territory TO
justify the great rush Of people TO that
county, or the enormous investment
that Is being made In transportation,
trading and mining companies. In the
Northwest Territory no discoveries OF ex.
traordinary richness have been made
since that OF the klondike. In the alb
sence OF any other industry, except cut
ting wood for river boats, do not see
anything in the future for over 10 per
cent OF the people now docking to that
country, but disappointment and suffer
ing"
He recommends that a thorough geo
graphical and geological exploration Of
the country be made In order that men of
ordinary means may be enabled TO en-
gage In prospecting and mining.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
BOARD on INQUIRY.
Miles CTaWfshes in Regard TO
His Interviews.
Admits That Som: Of the Phrases
Used Were Unfortunate.
Committee on Appropriations Makes Pa
vorable Report on Spain's Iniemniiy.
EVERYTHING QUIET IN PARIS.

Washington, Feb. 20.-The court OF In
quiry 10 examine into the beef contro-
yersy assembled this morning. The
members proceeded TO the White house
and paid their respects to the president
and then called upon Secretary Alger
and General Miles.
Colonel Davis asked Miles what his
idea ~ to the beef supply for the army
was when the war broke out. Miles re-
piled that he felt confident that the usage
OF hundred years would be followed
and cattle herds shipped TO the army in
the tropics and killed there. just rs they
were during the civil war In the south,
In Arizona, Texas and Mexico, where II
WAS so ho. that the soldiers could not sit
upon the rocks. Miles said he understood
the troops in Porto Rico are sti II being
supplied with resr gerated beef, although
the country was as good grass country
"a any In the world and the cattle plenty.
Now. however, there were Ice machines
on shore. During the war there WAS not
Ice enough for the hospitals and Miles
said the native beef killed at night could
be very we'll fed to the men the next day.
Asked If the native beef would keep ~
well ss the refrigerated beef in the ab
sence of the cooling apparatus. he said:
u am quite sure il would unless the re.
frigerated beef was chemically treated
with preseryatiyes.'
General Miles was sworn IA the first
witness. Tie was asked about the al
legged interviews in New York news.
papers. He said they were not al.
together correct. Miles said his use of
the phrase ''pretense OF experiment" in
speaking of the army beef was uDfOr-
tunate. He disclaimed intending any
iuference of fraud and he should have
said the refrigerated beef issue was ION
the theory of an experiment" and "a
very costly one"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
sPAIN's INDEM NIFTY.
Favorable Report Mad. on Appropriation
of $40 OOO. 900

Favorable Report Made on Appropriation
OF $40 100000.
Washington, Feb. 20.--The house com.
mittee on appropriations ordered favor
able report on the bill TO pay Spain $20,-
100000 for the Philippines. An amend
ment declaring ihe policy of the govern
ment toward the Philippines was defeated
by a party vote. Chairman Cannon was
directed to call up the bill to day under a
suspension Of rules.
A special meeting Of the committee
was held to pass on the appropriation.
The bill by Cannon provided this sppr0.
priation without any consideration. The
bill by Gillette. of Massachusetts,, had a
provision declaring the policy of the
government toward the Philippines
Gillette's bill was not acted upon.
DOckery, Missouri, of red an amendment
combining the features OF the Mcknery
resolution passed by the senate and the
Gillette bill. Il disclaims any disposition
or intention by the United States ito ex-
ercise permanent sovereignty, jurisdic-
tion or control over the Philippines and,
asserted the purpose of setting up a
stable form OF local government, and
Having II to the Filiponos. Dockry's
amendment was defeated by a party
vote. the democrats and Bell (pop) sup
porting and the republican opposing
DOckery stated that the contest would be
carried TO the floor OF the house and an
egort made 10 add declaration OF
pllicY.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
Law L. rnnaiItntinnal

Washington, Feb. 20.-ln the supreme
court to-day decision was handed down
by Justice Harlan, constituting the consti.
tutionality Of the state law OF Ohio regu.
lsting the stoppsge Of through trsius.
The law requires that any railroad com.
pany in the state shall have at least
three trains day, II 80 many run, stop
at every station containing not less than
10000 population. Action was begun
against the Lake Shore company because
of its refusal TO have three trains stop at
West Cleveland. The court held that the
question involved was only that subserv-
ing public convenience and the state had
a right to legislate to that end. The
judgment Of the supreme court OF Ohio
was affirmed. Justices Brewer. shiras
and Peckham dissented.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
Police Court Sevf

Harry johnson and Charles Adams
were arrested today on the charge ol
stealing shoes from J. W. Ball on Friday Of
last week. They had their hearing before
Justice Crawford this afternoon ard
we're given fifteen days apiece In the
county jail.
Fred. Payne and Charles Coleman. ar
rested last night while lighting, were
fined $40 apiece. Coleman is one OF
Marshal McMillin's old cosiumers In
Osage City.
Bartel Topla, a drunk and disorderly
was llnei g..
John Dixon, the colored barber, was
arrested last Saturday night for carry
ing Il deadly weapon when his case
was called up in the police court this
morning, Dixon did not put In an sp-
pearance, he having left the city yester
iay
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
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MORE SOLDIERS RETURN.

Lieutenant Cbambs srlain and Five Others
Resch the city Last Night
Lieut.. l.. VI. Chamberlain and Frank c.
Parker, OF the Territorial regiment, re-
turned to the city lsst night from the
south, coming by way Of III Paso. Will
liam Klein, j. p Hughes, Monte A. Moore
and James Kelly, OF the same regiment,
came In from the north.
Army life seems to have agreed with
Lieutenant Chamberlain for he seems 10
be enjoying the best of health and he IL
weighing more than he ever did before In
his life.
The lieutenant and several members
OF his company attended the Mardi Gras
In New Orleans before returning home.
Maynard Harding and George Eyeritt &C.
cOmpanied him as far IA HI PasO, where
they left for chihuahua TO visit with
Clyde Harding for a few days before re
turning TO the city. Mr.. Chamberlain
says that most Of the members OF the
company from this city have scattered
all over the country and are visiting
with friends and relatives. Charles
Whiting. Ray Sulzer and Mel. Summers
are In Chicago; Frank B)wdish. who was
one OF the characters Of Erminie last sum.
mer, has gone TO Wsukesha, Wis; Louis
and Percy McRse are visiting relatives
in Nova Scotia; I'd. Chapman, THE
CITIZENS war correspondent, is now in
Cincinnati; Captain Borradaile is still
In Albany, Ga, closing up the company's
business before returning home.
Lieutenant Chamberlain states that
nearly all members Of the regiment were
very glad TO be mustered out, rs the rou-
tine OF camp life was very monotonous.
The government has adopted the policy
of permitting the volunteers TO re.enlist
in the regular army for service in the
Philippines rather than have any more
volunteer regiments there. The Third
Tennessee volunteers. who had Te-en.
listed, left III PasO yesterday for Manila.
While In FL PasO Lieutenant Chamber
lain met the following former Albuquer-
queans: John Jacoby and family, Clyde
Harding, l.. l.. Merrill, Judge Burns,
Miss Hogan. Fred Marshall. Ned Brown.
Harry ChetwoOd, Paul Warren. Mrs.
Austin, Robert Brown, Jack Meehan, j.
Il Holmes, A. ". Reeves and X. b. Stan.
sell.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
THE LEGISLATURE.
Memorial 10 Congress on Irriga-
tiOn introduced.
Approp iatiOn Of $5,OOO,O0O for
Storage Reservoirs Asked For.
Governor Autboriz ID 10 Purchase Muster
Rolls OF Volunteers.
HOUSE NOT IN SESSION

Special to The Citizen.
Santa fe. n. NJ, Feb. 20.-Oging to
the fact that members Of the iunketting
committees have not returned, there
was no session of the house TO day.
In the council Richardson introduced
a memorial TO congress asking for an
appropriation OF s5,UOO.OOO to build
storage reservoirs in the territory for ir-
rigating arid lands
Ancheta introduced bill to authorize
the governor and adjutgnt general to
purchase the muster in and muster ont
rolls OF the volunteer service OF the ter.
ritory during the war OF 1851.
: bill way passed granting a stay of
execution after appeals from the su-
preme court, where parties have been
convicted OF murder In any form except
the second and third degrees and admits
them TO bail as well.
The bill amending the Otero county
bill to give 0tero and Chayes counties
the back taxes due in their new bound
aries was passed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
Bali To-morrow Eyening.

The committees in charge OF the dance
to be given by Hose comany No. TO-
morrow night at Armory hall are work.
ing hard TO make this dance one OF the
best ever given In the city. They have
sold large number OF tickets and a
good time is assured. All the members
OF Company K that left the city will be
there so don't forget to come.
The following are the committees In
charge OF the dance at ArmOry hall to.
morrow evening:
Arrangements COmmittee-W. c. Mont
fort, chairman; A. l.. Perry, h, ". Brook,
C. Il, Quier, NJ. Nash.
Floor COmmittee-C. +. Outer, man
ager, c, c. Butler, ", c. MontfOrt, A. l..
Perry, II 7. johnson, II. Il RUSSELL Clay
Jones, ", }, Clifford,
Reception Committee Mayor +, W
Clancy, b. Ruppe, chief, Ii. S. knight, w..
II. Booth, " ", Lille, j, 5 Trimble, NJ
Nash.
The door will be in good shape, and
music and program the finest Tomor-
row evening at ArmOry hall.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
Run over
To the Iceberg for bottle OF old whisky

Chief Justice Mills, Judge j. X. McFie,
Judge II. ". Parker and Hon. X. n
Twltchell, who accompanied Governor
Otero's party 10 Alamagordo last Satur-
day night, returned TO Santa Fe last
night. Mr.. Twitchell states that the
governor and party were royalty enter
tained by the citizens OF OterO county at
AlamOgordo. and speeches were made by
Governor OterO, Captain Curry. r. X.
Twitchell, Pedro Sanchez and others.
The tOastmaster was Col. j. IT, Harvey.
The remainder Of the party will pass
through this evening.
"ies, we buy in wholesale lots. and In
order TO substantiate my words" said
Jas. Eakin to-day, look at the car load
of Yellowstone whiskies rolled out in
front of our store" The barrels were
there TO prove the assertion. and Eakin.
who did the talking is the junior mem
her of the liquor hrm OF Melini Il Eakin.
They have just completed excellent ap-
pOintments In their store room. besides
stocking up with frstclass liquid re.
freshments.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
NICARAGUA RESOLUTION.
Battle Between Government and Insur
gents Expected In n Few Days

Battle Between Government and Insur-
gents Expected In - Few Days
Mobile, Ala. Feb. 20.-The steamer
Sunniya has arrived from Bluefelds,
Nicaragua, with the following adyices
up to February 10. Gen. Mena has been
three days above Rama with 200 in.
surgents. Formis Diaz, the liberal
leader, WAS wounded and captured with
fifteen followers by the insurgents force,
under the Rough Rider Scout Sansen. A
battle is expected here in few days.
Gen. Reyes boats returned from Grey
town to defend this place. The man Of
war San Jacinto IL also here. Three
hundred Americans from Chba are due
here to join the insurgent forces
Gatling. Krupp aud iotchkiss guns are
also expected, Greytown il surrounded
by the insurgents. Ii is said tha dis
content against President Z,lsya Is
widespread.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
THE BICYCLE RACE.
Charles ", Miller, of Chicago,
Sill Worlds Champion.
Secretary A'ger Makes Report on
KlOndk. Relief Work.
Adviees From Nicaragua Says Another
Revolution Is 10 Progress.
LARGE FIRE IN WASHINGTON.

San Francisco, Feb. 20-When the
greatest six day bicycle race ever run
was ended, Charles ". Miller, OF Chicago,
held his place as the long distance cham
pion OF the word. Six riders beat the
previous records. The Gusl score was;
Miller. 2,l92 miles; Aaronson. ALAG,
Fredericks, 2 0dO; Hale. 2,o62; Gimm,
1000; Nswn, 2.Oi2.
GIMMs CONDITION CRITICAL
San Francisco. Feb. 20.-The condition
OF Louis Gimm, a six day bicycle rider,
as 20 critical today tnat two ply sicians
we're called for consultation. His man.
syer and trainer believe Gimm Is suffer.
;ng from drugs administered with the
iatention Of uniting him for FIRST place
T. the contest, Glmm was in stupor
the last three days of the race.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20

pear at the Orchestrion, Thursday even
ing. In the company are many clever
comedians, among them j. Rush Bronson,
Harry Devere and Jack Kills, a trio hard
to equal In farce company. A feature OF
the performance is the singing and dane
ing OF the pretty little duo, the Sisters
Grierson. Tickets are now on sale al
Matson's store; reserved seats, 20 cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
Ali VOLUNTEERS DISCHARGED

War Department Gives Orders Mustsring
out Remaining Regiments.
Washington Feb. 20.-The war depart
ment has given out orders for mastering
out the following volunteer regiments:
At Savannah, Ga, the Third Georgia,
Batteries A, Is, G and d of the Maine ar.
tIllery and the Two Hundred and Second
New York volunteers.
At Augusta, Ga. and Greenyille. s. C.,
the Third Alabama, the Third Connect.
cut. Fifth Massachusetts. Thirty fifth
Michigan, Fifteenth Minnesota, FOrtieth
New Jersey, Two Hundred and First New
York, Two Hundred and Third New York
Tenth Ohio, First Rhode Island aud the
Second West Virginia.
This order discharges all volunteers re-
naming in the United States.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
victory for the Government.

Washington, Feb. 20,-ln the supreme
court to-day the case Of Dunlap vs.. the
United States was disposed OF, the deci-
sion being in the interest OF the United
States. The case involved the validity OF
the clause in the Wilson tariff act, pro.
viding for rebate of the tax Oh alcohol
used In the arts and manufactures. The
opinion rendered by Chief Justice Fuller
was against the pay ment of the rebates.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
sprineer.Johnson Nuptials.

j. II Springer and Miss Della johnson
were married yesterday afternoon at the
residence of the groom's mother, Mrs. c.
A. Berry, on stoyer avenue. Rev. j. w.
Robinson performed the marriage cers-
mOny which made the young couple man
and wife. Only few of the more init
mate friends OF the contracting parties
were present. The groom IL one of the
most popular young men of this city and
is at present employed az passenger
brakeman on the Santa Fe The bride
is an estimable young lady from Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, who arrived in this city
about month ago rHE CITIZEN Joins
with their many friends IN extending
congratulations 10 the happy couple.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
Daughters of the Revolution.

Washington, Feb. % The llrst session
of the eigth continental congress Of the
National Society Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution began to-day. The
attendance was larger than at any pre-
yious time. Mrs. Daniel Manning, the
president. in her annual address, dwelt
especially on the aid the society had
given to soldiers and sailors OF the Union
during the war with Spain. saying as a
result of its labors thousands OF
thoroughly trained women became
nurses and over 100000 was furnished.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20

ballot. The reason alleged was that ~
no ballot was taken saturday, the right
to hold a joint ses zion to ballot for sen
stor had lapsed. The acknowledgement
declared rule on the point before taking
ballot After that was done motion
to adjourn cut of an opportunity to vote
There was no change in the relative vote
OF the different candidates.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
Chair Company Plant Burned

Port Washington, Wisconsin. Feb. 90
Last night fire totally de
stroyed the plant OF the Wis
consin Chair company, covering two
blocks, and laid waste three additional
squares. The loss OF the chair company
ia 100000 and of other property $4,000
Engineer kuchie, OF the chair com.
pany, is missing. 1t is feared he was
burned TO death.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
FaNors I.aclne cahle.

Washington, Feb. 30 The senate
committee on foreign relations author.
lied favorable report on the amend.
ment to be offered TO the sundry civil sp-
preparation bill for the construction OF a
cable to Hawaii and Manila. The cable
will not be built by the United States
but yearly subsidy will be paid by the
QOyprumput.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
IN THE SENATE.

Washington, Feb. 2O.-ln the senate
Chandler a.. II moved the reconsdera-
tion OF the vote by which the naval per
sonnel bill passed, and that measure will
be recalled from the house in order that
some errors may be corrected.
Cockrell Mo- secured the passage OF a
resolution calling upon the secretary Of
war for detailed information al TO the
cost of,the army under the proposed Hull
bill.
The house amendment to the bill au
thOrizing the president to appoint cadets
to the naval academy was concurred in.
The bill now goes TO the president.
The consideration OF the postofiice ap-
preparation bill was resumed. Butler
(N. c. argued for reduction Of $4,000
900, the amount paid for railroad mail
transportation.
At , o'clock Hawley moved to take up
the army reorganiz ,tion bill.
There was some discussion ss TO a
precedent for the army bill. Hawley
said az chairman Of the military COM
mittee he would accept nothing but I'M
conditional surrender. The roll was
called on taking up the army bill. The
democrats voted in the negative. The
populists and Pettigrew and Teller, sill.
Yer republicans, voted no. Lindsay,
dem. ky..) voted In the affirmative.
The army bill was taken up for consider
alton by vote Of 4i to 2G, the anti
scalping bill being displaced ss unln-
ishei business.
After being read, the army bill was
laid aside and the postOnie appropriation
bill taken up.
IN THE HOUSE.
This was suspension day in the house.
BY unanimous consent the senate amend
ments to a number of private pension
bills were adopted.
The bill to legalize the return of the
envelopes and postal cards OF the United
States Economic Postage association was
defeated, The bill to reimburse govern
ors for state expense in organizing Span
ish war volunteers was called up. The
bill to pay Spain s2O,OOOOOO. under the
terms OF the peace treaty. has been called
up In the house under suspension OF the
rules
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
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ENTRADisDINAUN.

Madam Francis Lawyer. clsiryoyant.
palmist and healing medium and mystic
card reader, who If stopping at the Albe-
marie, Is giving perfect satisfaction. A
visit to this wonderful lady will convince
the most skeptical that she is genuine.
Don't fail TO see her. Satisfaction guar
snteed. Hours, q a. IN. TO y. m. Cor.
ner Third and Gold