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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14

Richard Rails, Mrs. Jessie Rails,
Misses Martha Glascock, Eflie Baxter
and Iva Owens, OF Huntington attend
ed church here Sunday.
Elisha Cline, OF Hydesburg, was
visiting in this city last Sunday.
Several from this place expect to
attend the Valentine Party at Hydes-
burg Thursday night.
Our Literary will meetagain Friday
night Feb. 10Th. Every one is invited
to come and bring their friends.
Phil Lehenbauer and Miss Halle
Glascock and Lindsey Minor and
Miss Elizabeth Glascock took u
sleigh ride to West Ely Friday night.
Beach Drake and wife visited Mrs
brakes parents near Hannibal last
Sunday.
Paul Foreman made a business trip
to Perry last week,
Miss Gertrude Muldrow visited in
Hannibal Saturday.
Paul Foreman, Harrison Tompkins,
Shelton Hornback, Henry rompkins,
Hopsen Glascock and John Muldrow
have pr, up ice in this place. We
were glad to get the ice 5 and Il inches
thick.
a dear little girl was born to Mrs
will Medcalf Jan. %.
Grandma Latham is reported bet
ter.
Miss Polite Stone visited her uncle
Mr.. Elliott, of Spalding last Sunday.
Art Minor, Misses Polite Stone and
Annie Finley attended the Literary at
Woodland Friday night Fob. LIST
LorauOrr and Margaret Short, of
visited friends here We'd
nesday night.
Frank Tompkins is suffering from
the effects of a carbunkle on his face.
We hope he will soon be rid of it,
Miss Nell Gallaher has returned
from months visit to st. Louis. We
are pleased to have her with us again.
A wedding took place at the home
home of John Muldrow last Wednes-
day night. The contracting parties
were Miss Esther Breeding and Lee
Brown. We wish this happy couple
much success and happiness.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14
& Bull.

Eight years ago this week we had
the big sleet that many will remember
Navigation was almost impossible. A
great many stock of all kinds got
crippled by falling on the ice. Ice on
ponds and creeks was l6'and IS inches
thick and stock water was unusually
scarce.
1t is the Joanna Bridge now us
soon as the Approaches are built 1t is
ready for the travelling public and we
need not have any fears while we have
such men as Colonel Burnett at the
helm. The Joanna Bridge will sati s.
fly II long felt want when complete.
Not tlattering the Democrat but we al
ways find it in the front rank for any
public or private enterprise.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14
RANEY & SAUGOERL

Having sold my interests in
the drug firm together with the
good will to my former part
ner, Mr.. Saunders, l desire to
thank my friends for the liber-
al patronage they have given
us during the ten years we have
been here. While our relations
are severed our friendly relat-
ions are not, and it would give
and afford me great pleasure
for my friends to continue their
patronage to the house in the
future as in the past.
G.. w. RANEY.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14
List of Letters.

Remaining unclaimed in post
office at Monroe City, Mo-, on
February Il 1901.
John G. Barton, Christopher
Brady. Chas. Crane, G.. w.
Fair, Mrs. Minnie Gordon. G.
L. Hawker, Moses Harper, Mrs.
Jessie Holmes, D. w. Sparrow,
Miss Mary E. White.
To obtain any of th csc letters
persons must say advertised
J. P. PATTON, p. m.
Willard Memorial Thankof-
fering meetidg at the Method
list Church next Monday night
7:30 p. m. Miss Wizards work
was the ueginning of a great
living force making itself
strongly felt throughout the
world. And her life was so
broad in it's sympathy and pur-
pose that all humanity was
touched by it. Hence we in
wife all Churches and societies
in our City which are looking
for the betterment of our race
to unite with us in ccmmemor.
ating her heavenly birthday.
E. L. SHEARMAN, Pres
M. A. GARNER. Sec.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that
the firm of Raney e. Saunders
has been dissolved, Geo. W.
Raney retiring. The business
in the future will be conducted
under the firm name of L. G..
Saunders and he will be respon-
sible for all debts of the old
firm and is solely authorized to
collect all accounts.
RANEY & SAUGOERL.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14
Double edding.

There will he double wed.
ding at 10 o'c,ucl1 this morning
at st. Paups church. Rev. FIR.
Shiel officiating. Tu" contract.
ing parties being, II. E. Wilson
a young and popular business
man of this city and Miss Ida
A. Hendricks, Plus Kendrick a
brother of Miss Ida, and Miss
Julia McGraw. The blnshing
brides are two of the Little
Kingdoms fairest daughters and
deserve excellent husbands
Congratulations are in order.
G. b. Payne has moved from
KirksVille tO Edina
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14
Correspondence.
Indian Creek.

Our sick folks are improving.
Every sleigh, bob sled and slide
has been brought into use during this
sieighing season.
Ask Miss Bessie Livesly il it isn't
nice to have a certain young man call
around with his sleigh after schhl.
Mrs. Matilda Dixon, and Mrs. All
Yates are on the sick list.
Jas. r. Spalding, shipped car
load Of fat cattle to Chicago Sunday.
Geo. Smith and Dannil Hays. re
turned from Chillicothc Normal, last
week on account OF smallpox there.
Mrs. Jane Havenre, an old lady
who was making her home at John
Keys near salt River, was found
dead in her ned Tuesday morning of
last week
May McGill, is dangerously i'll with
sneumonia, at Ed Yates.
Frank Haoan is Il rustlrr. Some of
his neighbors wonder when he ever
takes time t. sleep. as he can be seen
seven miles from home hauling posts
at o'clock these mornings.
viii Sullivan and stylish young
bride of CeAtralia attended church
here Sunday. Will was formerly of
this vicinity. but has been making
his home in Audrain County for
several years.
John Montgomery and wife, Of rear
Clapper gave a dancing party to a
few Of their friends Wedne sday night
last week. All prerent report a very
pleasant time.
Don't forget ST. Valentines Ball
tonight at opera house. BY the
Union Dancing Club
Miss Fannie Borden, who has been
visiting in Kansas City has returned
home.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14

j. w. Hening, of the st.
Louis Supp Bridge Co.. was in
the city Friday and was wear
ing smile as broad as the
ocean wave. He has just left
Joanna, where he had met tile
bridge committee that not only
accepted the Joanna Bridge
that spans Salt River, but told
him it was an extra good piece
OF work.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14
Now that Governor Stanley

Now that Governor Stanley s
Is .year.old son has roasted"
his father for nonenforcement
of the prohibitory law in Kan.
sas. it would be interesting to
know what the Governor wrote
to his boy in forwarding the
monthly allowance.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14

Dogs have been killing sheep
for G. L. EIzea and James M.
Proctor and pigs for r. V. Sui
Ivan. When the dogs. got into
Jack Rouse's stock he killed
one and scared the balance Of
them off. The dogs ought to
be shot or chained up.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14

The tariff on wool did not
prevent 90 counties in OHIO
from losing Il portion of their
population during the past de-
cade.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14

Mr.. Fountain B. Wood, lhG
worlds greatest colored slide
trombone soloist is with the
Minstrel extravaganza which
ONES the Opera House next
Monday evening, and, he APP
pears daily in selections at the
mid. day tree open air concert.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14

Mrs. Carrie Nations joint
smashing carear in Wichita has
taken Il new phase. Her trial
is set for the March term of
court and will come before Dis.
trict Judge Dale. ExCounty At
torney Amidon, who has been
retained by the state. will take
charge of prosecution and
the saloon keepers whose places
were destroyed-will be the only
witnesses. There are three
charges against her. The
highest punishment for destroy
ing property is six months in
Jail and $500 fine.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14

Senator Jones compares the
ship subsidy bill with Jimmy
"a burglars tool) He said lit
might properly be called jim
my with which it was prepared
to break into the United States
treasury"
The Congressional Committee
appointed to investigate hazing
at West Point has reported
that cadet Booze came to his
death from natural causes and
that hazing does not produce
death.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14

Does advertising pay? Look
into the store of an advistiser
and then the store of non. advis
tiser and answer the question.
The merchants of Hannibal who
are talking bargains now are
doing the trade of the town.
Hannibal Journal. The above
is true as Gospel and what is
true of Hannibal IN that line is
true of all towns in any coun-
try.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-14

The New York Dramatic
Mirror of last week in it's cor
respondence columns said:
Pueblo Colorado Harris Minis
trel extravaganza, 90, good
house pleased audience"
Newton, KANSAS Hart, S Minis
trel extravaganza pleased a
good house on FEBRUARY 3" This
is no more than the company
is receiving upon every hand
and from all we can learn it is
no more than they deserve and
it is with pleasure that we an
nouuce the appearance at the
Monroe City Opera House on
Monday evening Feburay 18th.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-24
Nowy Dziennik Polski.

Jezeli bedziemy mOgli zOrganizowaG
Odpowiednia liczbe wsp6fpracOwnik6w,
t. j. pisarzy, sekretarzy, agent6w do
zbierania ogfoszen abonent6w, oraz
kolektOr6w, to cd NOwegO ROku rOz-
poczniemy wydawac (niezaleznie cd
"Ameryki') postepowy dziennik, ME
zalezacy cd zadnej kliki ami partyi.
OsOby pOsiadajace odpowiednie kwali-
fikacye prOsimy pOdanie swych Ofert.
A. A. PARYSKI,
3l6 Jackson ave., Toledo, Ohio
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-24
PRZEGLAD POLITYCZNY

ZANIKANIE N.-Osta-
tni spis ludnosci Kanadzie wykazat, re
rudnosc tego kraju ostatnich dziesieciu
latach powiekszyfa sic zaledwie 10 pro-
cent, IT, og6fem pol miliona wynosi te-
raz okoto 5,339, 900 dusz. W por6wnaniu
re Stanami Zjednoczonymi jest to bardzo
ziy znak Stany tym samym czasie po-
wiekszyfy swa ludnosc przeszfo II Milo
now, co stanowi q procent.
Dlaczego Kanadzie ludnosc ME wzra-
sta tax samo jak Stanach Zjed? Rad
kanadyiski sprowadzaf DUO imigrantow,
grunta W Kanadzie tax samo urodzaj ajne,
prawa tax samo swobodne, niektore ma
wet Iepsze niz W Stanach-czemu vice kraj
ME moze sic tax rozwijac jak sasiedni?
Prasa Stanow przyczyny te stara sic wy
jasnic ten sposob, re ludzkosc przestafa
wierzyc monarchiczna forme rzadu i
-chocby monarchia byfa rzeczywistosci
lepsza niz repubIika to ME posiadzie Eau
fania Dopoki wiec Kanada jest przyna-
LENA do korony angielskiej, ME moze sic
rozwijac, tax jak sasiednie Stany.
Moze jest W tenn wiele prawdy, ale gaze
tom re Stan6w ME sama prawde idzie,
lecz to, ably Kanade oderwac cd Anglii
a przyfaczyc ostatecznie do Stan6w. Gfosy
te powtarzaja sic przy kazdej sposobnosci
i jest ich coraz wiecej, trzeba sic vice po-
godzic tenn, re wczesniej czy p6zniej po-
faczenie to dojdzie do skutku Gdzie chec
jest, to poz6r sic znajdzie.
My jednak ME podzielamy zdania prasy
re Stan6w. re przaczyna siabego wzrostu
ludnosci W Kanadzie jest jej przynaleznosc
do Anglii. My sic dopatrujemy tel przy-
yczyny gdzieindziej w zanikaniu Francu-
z6w. Ludnosc kanady Jest przewaznie
francuska zanika ona Kanadzie tax sa-
mo jak we Francyi. ze forma rzadu ME
ma wpfywu ma wzrost ludnosci, to przeko-
nywa mas ogromny przyrost ludnosci W
monarchii niemieckiej, przerazajaco mafy
republice francuskiej
Zanikanie Francuzow datuje sic ME od
dzis, Warto z tel okazyi przypomniec So
bic jeden fakt historyczny.
Troche wiecej niz sto lat temu Rad fran
cuski zafozyf koIonie mad rzeka Ohio i
nazwaf ia Marinette. Do kolonii tel przy-
wieziono 1900 zdrowych osob obojga pfci,
pomiedzy ktorymi znajdowafo sic dw6ch
przyrodnikow dwoch doktorow, jeden in
zynier, jeden prawnik jeden ksiadz. Ko-
sztem rzadu francuskiego I'll. tytufem po-
zyczki) zbudcwano piekny kosciofek, ra-
tusz kilka domkow mieszkalnych. Osa-
dnicy ci przywiezi re soba narzedzia rolni-
cze niektore zwierzeta.
W IL miesiecy pozniej ma przeciwnym
brzegu rzeki osiedlify sic % rodziny anglo
saskie. Me mieIi oni zadnej pomocy cd nj
kogo. Musieli polowac W lasach, ably gfo-
du ME umrzec. Rodziny te zbudowafy SO.
bic chrustu kilka szafas6w, a pierwszy
szafas przeznaczyfy ma szkoie dla swych
dzieci. 2 pomiedzy siebie wybrafy jedne
: kopiete, ably dzieci uczyfa czytac pisac
Gdy zabrakfo W tel osadzie elementary tc
wysfano po takowe dw6ch ludzi pieszo. al
do Bostonu, przeszio 800 mil odlegle.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-24
TOLEDO OHIO soBOTA, "a sIERPNIA 1901

go. [ ME przerazai sic ci posiowie dzi-
koscia kraju, MISREPRESENTATION j gfo-
dem poszli przyniesli elementarze!
EZajrzyimy W 5 lat pozniej do obu tych
osad. q Anglikow widac zadowolenie,
szczescie, pewnosc siebie i dziatwe pilnie
sic uczaca. A Francuzow? W przeciagu
tych pieciu lat byfy diva morderstwa, kilka
niemoralnych zbrodni i oszustw; wieksza
potowa ich uciekia osady ME troszczac sic
0 spiacenie rzadowi diugu, kt6ry zacia-
gneIi
W Sym roku wyniesi sic wszyscy Fran
cuzi osady. Angielska osada powiekszy-
Ia sic przeszfo W dw6jnasob przez przyrost
naturalny przybfakanie sic do tego schro-
niska kilku obcych przybyszow.
Mafy elementarz pokonaf wszystkie pre-
ciwnosci.
Losy tych dwu narod6w So dla mas Pola-
k6w niejako zapowiedzia czego sic mo
zemy doczekac W przyszfosci. Kilkaset
lat temu Francuzi -narzucii Angli-
kom swe rzady, zmuszali ich do movie.
MIA po francusku, przesladowali wszystkc
CO angielskie-tuczyli sic praca ludu an
gielskiego. Akuratnie tax samo jak dis po
stepuja nami Niemcy. Anglicy niewol
nauczyli sic pracowac tax ciezko, zeby
siebie swych ciemiezcow wyzywic. Fran
cuzi tymczasem leniwieli. Miejmy nadzie
ie. ze Niemc6w czeka TAXI sam los, jak
spotyka dis Francuz6w.
Pamietajmy o elementarzu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-24

"Ameryka' wychOdzi kaida Sobote, kosztuje tyikO
81 rOk Ma Osm mesiecy SOo ma poi roku 20 eentoW
na 4 mesiace so oent6w.
Kanadziei Meksyku eena ia sama. Do Polskf nnyca
xra6w eurOpejskch (0pr6cz ROsy azyatyckich austra
skich l POfudniOwe Centranej Amer.ce prenamerata
sYnOsi diva dolary waluty Stan6w HjetnOrzonych.
"a GAZETTE TRZEBA OPhACAC CORY. KtO Opiaca
adrazu cafy r0k CORY dOstaje prezent.
Pieniadze najbezpecznieJ nathaniel mozna przesiac
Amy moana przesat znaczkach pocEto"yeh Pieniadze
MONA wfOzyt do stu Ia
aienezne istach zwyczanych ME esesmy odpowiedzai'
VI, gdyby zginefy.
sAmery wychodz juz 12 lat rok jest ulepszana.
1ec ME potrzebue sic Mkt obawiaG ze pienadze
przepadna. Wydawea Jest odpOwiedzainym.
WszySkie przekaZy peneine musza bye wystawlOne ma
imie: A.. A. PARYSkI, TOLEDO, @.
Zamawae gazette mJzna kaadego czasu. -
Adres kaidego moie bye zmteniOny ke.
dykoiriek, ale tonoszac nowym adresie koNlEcANlE
NALEzY PODAC STARY ADRES.
Adres do wydawcy jest TAXI:
A. a. Parry SKI,
31e JACKSON AVE, TOLEDO, o.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-24
a. a. PARHS XXI,
ZIG JACKSON AVE- TOLEDO, 0.

"Anaeryka" jest jedynq gaseq po5skq 10 Swtece kt6ra
posSad0 WfoSne nadssyny do stdWt0na0 czcaons6.
Aerykan ME Jest sotdzie sadne partyi Gni kiki,
asose aOeG WypouidddG prawds 6esStronn 5ez Sadne.
40 uprzedzenid
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-24
:'Ogniem / Mieczem'' 4 tony
zamiast 200, tylkO S1.OO.

Kto przysle S1O0 dostanie odwrotna po-
>czta tony najciekawszej powiesci AIAgo
wieku, ii. "Ogniem Mieczem" przez
Henryka Sienkiewicza.
Kto przysle Sl.75, dostanie tony
-"Ogniem Mieczem'' oraz bedzie pokwi-
towany "a 'Ameryke' na rok.
w pieknych okfadkach 25c. wiecej.
A. A. PARYSKI,
BIG jackson ave-, Toledo, Ohio.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-24

SZANUJCIE LUDZI, KTORZY SIZE
POSWIECAJA.--Wielki strajk W stalo-
wniach bedzie pozytecznym, chociazby ma
wet tymczasem ME przyniosi korzysci ma
teryalnych. Wyprobuje on odwage sta ty-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-10

To the Editor of The Spy
In your report of the Boston &
Maine freight office fire on Saturday
morning last, | would respectfully call
your attention to errors, and trust to
your fairness to correct same for the
benefit of your readers.
First, in justice to Capt Lavigne
who was quoted as being responsible
for the fire getting beyond his control,
explains its glazing error in the fact of
his having a day off, and did not re-
port at the fire until $50 a. m, or
thereabout
Secondly, as regards the time spent
in fighting the fire before alarm was
sent in from Box 81 and the time the
still alarm was received by our night
watch, the following explains itself
Time still alarm received, $50 a. m;
arrived at fire, 1853 a. m; ordered line
laid. 4.02 a. M; ordered box pulled, 4.03
a. m; alarm sent in, 4.06 a. m.
If it is possible to act more promptly,
where the fire had not shown itself in
any serious manner, then l personally
am willing to be criticized.
Also, from the fact of our hav-
ing but three men, besides the driver
and myself, it was utterly impossible
to do more than was done in. the same
time Respectfully yours,
T. F. O'GARA,
Lieutenant in command of Engine Co..
No. 8, at fire.
Worcester, Dec. O. 1901.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-10
LIST OF POLLING PLACES
IN THE EIGHT WARDS

Here is the list of the polling places
for today's city election:
Ward one-Precinct 1, basement of
church, corner Of Thomas and Com
mercial Streets; Precinct 2,basement of
schcolhOuse, Walnut Street; Precinct
8, booth near corner Boynton and
Highland Streets; Precinct A. base
ment of schoolhoUse, Salisbury Street.
Ward two-Precinct l, basement Of
Laurel Street Church, corner Laurel
and Carroll Streets: Precinct ,, Burr
wood Hall, 30 Belmont Street; Pre-
cinct 3, booth on vacant lot, between
60 and 66 Lincoln Street; Precinct 4,
booth on Lincoln Square.
Ward three-Precinct 1. basement Of
Police building, Waldo Street; Pre-
cinct 2, Father Mathew Hall building,
Harrison Street; Precinct 3, school
house East Worcester Street; Precinct
4, IA BloOmingdale Road.
Ward four-Precinct l, basement Of
schOolhouse, Ward Street; Precinct 2,
basement of schoOlhouse, Ledge
Street; Precinct 8, basement of NJ. E.
Church, corner of Coral and Waverly
Streets; Precinct 4, bicycle shop, Mill
bury Street, near EndicOtt Street.
Ward fve-Precinct /, booth on
Salem Square; Precinct q basement of
Hope Church, corner Princeton and
Southbridge Street; Precinct 3, St
Matthew'S Hall, corner Chelsea ard
Cambridge Streets; Precinct 4, hall, I'd
story of carriage shop building, Burton
Street. near Millbury Street; Precinct
5. basement of schooIhouse, Perry
Street
Ward six-Precinct I, store 81 and
673 Main Street; Precinct 2 store 900
Main Street; Precinct 3, Pilgrim Hall,
Main Street, near Gardner Street; Pre-
cinct T. booth, Webster Square.
Ward seven-Precinct l. basement of
schoolhouse, Chandler Street; Precinct
2, store, 78O Main Street; Precinct 3,
basement of schoolhouse, Woodland
Street; Precinct 4, Bethel A. M. E.
Church. 367 Park Avenue; Precinct 5,
carriage shop, 548 Park Avenue.
Ward eight--Precinct 1. store 81
Pleasant Street; Precinct 2. basement
Of schooIhouse, oxford Street; Precinct
3, store 395 Pleasant Street; Precinct
4, store 405 Pleasant Street.
The polls viii be open from O'Clock
in the morning until 4 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-10
NORMAL CONDITIONS
PREVAIL AT PANAMA

Colon, Colombia, Dec. 9-The normal
conditions prevail at Panama. At San
Pablo, Buenavista and other points
skulls and bones belonging to the dead
bodies recently burned are still Yisi-
bic from the trains.
The government forces, under Gen.
Castro, on arriving at Aqua Dulce, did
not meet any liberals. The latter are
supposed to have retreated to the
mountain Businesses, where Castro will
pursue them.
1t is thought probable at Panama
that Gen Alban will shortly devote his
attention to an effort to recapture the
port of Tumaco, which is now held by
1000 liberals.
The usual banana shipments to New
York are being resumed.
The British cruiser Icarus has left
Panama, bound for Callao.
The Austrian man-of-war Szigetvar
sailed for Port Limon Saturday.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-10
SUSTAINS OBJECTION OF
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY

washington. DeS. 9.-Judge Ander-
son, before whom Mrs. Lola Ida Bonine
is being tried for the murder of James
Seymour Ayres Jr., today sustained
the objection of the district attorney to
the question submitted to DR.. Carr, an
expert, on Saturday.
The question was reframed and the
witness answered that in his opinion
the location Of the hip wound such as
received by Ayres could not be mater
tally Influenced in its height or direc-
ton by the fact that deceased was or
was not walking or running.
DR.. Carr was on the stand during a
major portion of the day, his testimony
mainly to the relative positions
Of Mrs. BONNIE and Ayres when the
killing took place.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-10
BALL BEARING APPARATUS
AT BOARD OF TRADE

The apparatus for exploiting the F.
E. French ball bearing for heavy
shafting was put into one of the
rooms of the Board of Trade yesterday
afternoon and it is expected that the
machinery will be in operation by
means of electric power some time to-
day. The machine is said to be a good
thing and the men back of it are try
ing TO interest Worcester capital in it.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-10
Spotter Alleged to Be in Employ
of New Hampshire Prohibition
lists toSeCure Evidence inLiquor
Cases, in Serious Trouble
SHOOTING TOOK PLACE
AT JUNCTION HOUSE
Prisoner Claims Three Men Gath
cred on Piazza of the White
River Junction Hotel to Do Him
Bodily Harm and He Acted Only
in SeIf-DefenCe

White River, Junction, VT, Dec. g.
The endeavor of S. D. Waite to es-
cape from danger which he alleged to
have been threatened by a crowd at
the Junction House here last night,
has resulted in the death of E. T.
Gosher from bullet wounds while Waite
himself is in jail at Woodstock, pend
ing a hearing on the charge of murder
1t is alleged that Waite is employed
by New Hampshire prohibitionists to
obtain evidence in liquor cases and that
his methods had become unpopular. In
fact it is stated that he was compelled
to leave Lebanon last week on account
of threats of bodily violence.
Conflicting stories are told concern
ing the affair of last night Waite
states that crowd gathered on the
hotel piazza last evening, apparently
hostile to him. One person ne says
struck him and in self defense he drew
a revolver and fired three shots. One
bullet entered Gosher's abdomen, an
other passed through the sleeve of w.
st. John and the third went into the
floor Waite was arrested at once.
Goshen was able to walk to a doctors
office but the physician upon making
an examination gave no hope that the
wounded man would survive. He died
early this morning. He was painter
and formerly lived at Bradford, VT.
Waite was taken to the county 1aii
at Woodstock
Woodstock, Vt, Dec. 9.-S. D. Waite,
who was brought here from White
River Junction last night, charged with
shooting E. T. Goshen, at the Junction
House, will be given a hearing later in
the week, probably on Wednesday.
Goshen having died soon after the
shooting, the charge will be murder
and the authorities having the matter
in hand state that in all probability
the grand jury will consider the case,
and the trial take place at once, as the
grand jury now is in session.
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