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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10

served in the navy, in the event of their
retirement. The president also says
there should be a merit system, which
should obtain rather than the seniority
plan which now governs advancement.
He also says there should be a reduction
of the paper work of the army and navy
and more time given to the requirement
of the facility in commanding men. He
recommends a law reorganizing and re-
arming the militia There IS also a de-
mand for further reward for veterans in
the public service as well as through the
pension.
Upon the civil service system the pres
ident comes out strong, calling for the
right to place new departments under
the operation Of the laws, and its extern
sion to the inSular possessions and the
consular service as well
The message advocates new and larger
Indian schools recognition of the work
Of the Charleston Exposition and the
building up of the libraries of the coun-
try. There Is q recommendation that the
census bureau be made permanent. as 1t
would give better service. There Is a
cali for extension of the free rural mail
delivery and for the suppression of
abuses in the matter of second class mail
matter.
After reviewing the Chinese situation
the president declares for moderation.
and says the trade of the country should
be fostered by all means He enumerates
several articles which are placed on the
free list, and which enter largely into
the trade of this country, and further
declares for the open door" policy and
insistence upon equitable treatment for
our citizens in all parts of the empire.
The Pan-American Congress Is COM
mended. and a suggestion made that
Mexico should be paid for outstanding
claims
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
Fun in a Doctors Shop

Read the Daily Advertiser: rs cents
yer month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10

OF Surprising Beauty.
We expected them to be
fine, but did not anticipate
such artistic perfection.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10

The Performance 10 conclude with
another Of Hogan's Funny Farces.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
sir Thomas Upton Will Keep His
Yacht This Side of the Water
and Stand Ready to Race the
Columbia, Constitution and
independence Next Season---
@. alton for the COlumb la


the
she will probably be dismantled at
Mr. Watson
military
d.
to
the Thirty Fourth Street
p.
he to
allow
Thomas said Yes should
willing is the interest of sport and provided of course the
is
Of bad feeling
said the
evening he would attend
probably Chicago
a
the Erin aid there reason to believe
that Shamrock will be laid in New York this winter and that IN
Columbia
raced
The blowing etter whic today:
in
~ s..
d.
GRISWOLD,
To Committee
Challenge
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Fall River Textile Workers Decide
Not to Bring Matters to a Gil
max for the Present, but Say
the Struggle Between Employ
crS and Employees is by No
Means Called Off

strike the mills in
postponed
of the various
be unani
strike would take effect The others under
union stood against the
different the
tooE
of of Textile
strike
waiting until
voting
the the
this the
did there
notifying the and this
strike Mon
morning The WASH
Indifferent They
better leaders had
uncertainty
Arbitration Cancellation arrived
settlement
obvated the strike
of
to
o a
indication that
Textile will
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06

choice. AS Howe had 1875 votes on the
final ballot and Watson 118, this would
have settled the nomination.
AS to the questions raised by Mr.
Hayes, it may be added that under the
election laws. the fact that delegations
were empowered to fill vacancies made
the question whether credential were
endorsed with the names of substitutes
of no consequence. The election laws
do not require a credential at all. He
had a perfect right under the statutes
to ask roll call, though, of course,
when he asked 1t, he knew it would
consume the time until midnight get
ting the roll ready and getting delega-
lions filled. The law was not passed,
however, for the purpose of helping a
minority to prevent nomination, and
nobody knows this better than the
genial Hayes, who perhaps mistook the
convention for a mock session of the
House. OF course, it will not help the
cause of that most excellent man, Mr..
Watson, to renew the tactics of Thurs
day at the adjourned conention.
AS to the charges that Councillor
Howe has broken faith with Mr.. Wat
son or anybody else in asking third
nomination, Councillor Howe presents
fiat denial He was at Made nall the
day Of the convention, and declares
that he never has said anything which
could be construed into such promise.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
CHURCH CONFERENCE
WILL BE AT TEMPLETON

The Worcester conference of Unita
rian and other Christian churches will
be Oct. and 10 in the First Parish
Church, Templeton. On Wednesday, at
7.45 .. M, there will be public worship
with preaching by Rev. Thomas Van
Ness of Boston. On Thursday, at $50
a. m, there will be devotional service
led by Rev. A. F. Bailey. At II o'clock
a. M, addresses on the observance of
Sunday will be given as follows: Rev.
F. L. Phalen. 1.-THE Place of Public
Worship on Sunday" Rev. W F.
Greenham, 1.-The Sunday as Day of
Rest" Rev. G. W. Kent, "The Sunday
as a Day for Recreation"
Following a discussion Of the topics
there will be intermission from $50 I'M
til 2 O'Clock. Then win come the re-
ports of the missionary committee, the
national conference and the interna-
tionaI council. These will be by Rev.
w L. Walsh. Rev. John Baltzly and
Rev. L. G. Wilson respectively. The
closing address will be delivered by
Rev. A. S. Carver.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
the councillor nomination. He got 1t,
and he can have it again this year.

The Democratic State Committee
and the Worcester leaders did lot Of
talking over the wire yesterday after
noon relative to a ratification meeting
of the state ticket in Worcester late
this week, but Congressman John r.
Thayer thinks it is little too early for
a rally in Worcester, and the meeting
is all off for the present. Early in
the afternoon, Chairman James T. Ry-
an of the city committee received a tel
egram from Stephen M. Walsh of the
state committee, asking him to arrange
for a Ratification meeting at Mechanics
Hall Thursday or Friday night. He
promised the attendance of Hon. Josiah
Quincy, candidate for governor; Hon.
John B. Coughlin, candidate for lieu
tenant governor; Hon. Charles SHAM
lin, Judge Arthur A. Putnam of Tx
bridge, candidate for attorney general;
Congressman John R. Thayer, Con-
gresham Joseph A. Conry, eX-Con-
gresham Henry F. Nafen, and other
speakers, if the meeting could be ar
ranged.
Chairman Ryan had a conference
with Mayor Philip ]. O'Connen regard
ing the matter, and they went to Me-
chanics Hall to secure it for the meet
ing. It is engaged for Friday night, so
lIey look II IOF InuTSudy night. w men
Congressman Thayer was Informed OF
what had been done, he said he thinks
it is little too early to try to work up
enthusiasm in this city, and advised
that it be postponed until later in the
campa'%a. The telephone was brought
into use, and after talking it over
with the representative of the state
committee, 1T was decided to postpone
the meeting until later.
The representative fight in Ward
three among the Democrats is further
complicated by the entrance of Daniel
S. Scannell, he of sculpture fame. He
says he will run as an independent
candidate, and called at Democratic
headquarters yesterday afternoon to
take out his papers. He got James F.
McGovern to make them out for him.
and, after giving one of his usual lucid
discourses on why he is a Democrat
and why he should be sent to Boston,
he went on hunt for signatures.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Harvard 16, Bates 6O

Cambridge. Oct. 5.-Harvard defeat
cd Rates on Soldiers Field this after
noon nv a score of 16 to 6, the visitors
score being made owing to a tumble
by Swami on Harvard's 25-yard line
and quick work of Blake of Bates,
aided by the good interference of Allen.
In the first half Harvard played
fairly well and scored two touchdowns
AT four minute intervals by the good
end running of Ristine and the line
nlunging of Mif1in. On account of the
inexperience Of Matthews, who was
mt in at quarterback by Harvard in
the second half, the play was loose,
Harvard scoring but once on a good
RIM by Knowles, and letting Bates
cross her goal line. For Harvard. Ris-
tine and cults did the best work and
Moody made most of the gains for
Bates.
After the game Coach Reid had the
varsity lire up against the freshman,
co dissatisfied was he with their loose
Harvard Is Bates.
Thaver. Campbell, lie e, Pugsley
Graydon Blagden. Randolph,
Cults | q g, Hunt
Sargent. G C, Cutter
Rarnard, rig g, Childs
lawrence 5s,lg, Jones, Blagden.
t. Cole, Ramsdal
Bowditch, Burgess, r e. Blake
Baldwin. Matthews, q b, Allen
| Derby, Swami, b D. Moody
Pristine knowles, T h b Babcock
NUfiin McGraw. b f b. Finn, Turner
Umpire. Sawin: referee, DR.. Newell;
unesmen. Devens. Harvard. Andrews.
Bates. Touchdowns. Mifflin 2. Knowles
and Blake: goals. Campbell and Allen;
total score, Harvard 16. Bates 6. Time,
IL and 10 minute halves.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
w. A. IL, Philips Exeter II

Exeter, N H., Oct. 5.-The annual foot
ball game between Phillips Exeter Acad-
envy and Worcester Academy today was
one of the most exciting contests ever
seen ON the campus, Worcester winning IL
to H. Considerable hard feeling was
aroused over two decisions of the umpire,
who was a. brother of the Harvard cap
tain. one of which allowed Worcester a
touchdown and the other denied Exeter a
goal that would have made the match a
draw.
Exeter scored first, obtaining the ball on
a tumble and making steady gains to the
goal line. Worcester soon tied the score,
Cassidy enabling this by some good rush
ing Thirty seconds before the half was
up Worcester successfully worked a
quarterback kick for another touchdown.
Exeter outplayed her rival at every point
in the second half. Both teams showed
some strength in offensive work. Peters
sell and Cassidy exccelled for Worcester.
The lineup:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
RESERVE FORCE OF
POLICE FAVORED

The City Council Committee on police
will probably endorse the plan for a
reserve police force in Worcester. The
subcommittee having the matter in
charge met Friday and voted to report
favorably on the order instructing the
committee to consider the adyisability
of having such a force.
Members of the police committee gen
orally are said to favor the project and
unless something unlocked for devel-
opes a report will be forthcoming in the
near future. 1t is planned to have a
reserve force OF six men, named from
the civil service list. which may be
called upon as necessity demands.
These men will, of course. gain expe-
rience and be in direct line for promo
ton when additional appointments are
made.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Worcester County Democrats
Will Complete Their State
Ticketat Meeting Tomorrow in
FrohSinn Hall
SOME NOMINATIONS
WILL GO BEGGING
Opposition Showing to Desire of
Walsh of Clinton as Candidate
Against Munroe For Senatorial
HonorS-SCuIptor SCanneII in
the Lists

The Democrats of Worcester County
will complete their state ticket tomor-
row afternoon when they are to have
four conventions at Frohsinn Hall be-
ginning at 2.3O with the meeting of the
delegates from the second worcester
senatorial district. The warm contest
IN fine Republican ranks in this dis
trict gives the Democrats a little hope
for a victory but they are to nave some
f,Jn of their own unless present indica-
+ions count for nothing. Many OF the
democrats are of the opinion that Da-
vid walsh of Clinton can beat John
D Tunroe of this city and they want
him nominated but there are others
who do not take kindly to Mr.. Walsn' S
candidacy. claiming he is corporation
man and for that reason cannot holu
+ba F,III Democratic vote. Mr.. Walsh
hos bean looking around some to see
what his. chances of beating MI NUN
roe are and he has not yet given ue-
cided answer as to whether ne VIII De
a candidate for the nomination. " ne
decides not to be there VIII De no idch
~ candidates as Thomas c. Carrlgan
"a Charles H. Writer are Worcester
,,o- Who are mentioned for the place.
Tho first worcester senatorial dis
+rict convention is scheduled for 3
o,cIool, hut there will be no contest at
tbis meeting as the only man named
CO.. the nomination is Nicholas J. Noon
ey.
The Worcester County convention is
% he at $50 O'Clock and the party
leaders have been hustling around Tor
nondiGates for the nominations to be
Ssade II is not known whether the
In slated for the nominations will
~ them but the slate as fixed up
1 1ant night consists of Thomas Murphy
20 clinton for sheriff, James f. Nc
GonneI of Fitchburg for district at
tovnev Richard Healy for county COM
I.issioner and Thomas L. Brown for
III, of courts. There are to be two
e.sls commissioners nominated but
r., have not been picked out yet.
Tho seventh councillor district con-
,4ion at 4 o'clock will be the last of
W. Conventions, and Charles NJ. Day
W u v-inehendon is slated for the nomi-
u His friends came down to the
I nlaa.,,,ention last year in force and told
~ 5aiegates he did a whole lot for the
JI11,ss,,Socrats up in that section and de-
LT,,lS some recognition. and asked for
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
DR.. KIN PERSISTS
DETERMINATION TO LEAVE

Rev. DR.. George w. King persists
in his determination not to be pastor
of Trinity Methodist Church for an
other year. At a special quarterly con-
ference held in the church last night
a letter was read from DR.. King ex-
planning his motives in wishing to
leave Worcester. The conference re-
fused to give the letter for publication.
1t will be read this morning to the con-
gregation of the church.
Or. King announced his wish to be
assigned to another charge at the reg
ular conference Monday night. A COM
mlttee from the official board waited
upon him to ask him to reconsider his
determination DR. King sad he would
thing it over. His decision, which was
presented last night, was final.
Presiding Elder, Rev DR.. Willard T.
Perrin presided over the conference
last night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Worcester EIevenS Do Excellent
Work on the Gridiron, the For
mer Winning at Exeter and
Latter Holding Amherst Down
HARVARD AND YALE
BOTH SCORED AGAINST
Most Interesting Contest of the
Season Played by Columbia
and Williams, the Former Win
ming Through the Brilliant Work
of Captain Weeks
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Worcester Academy u, Phillips Exeter Il.
Amherst 6, Worcester Polytechnic 0.
Harvard Is, Bates 6.
Yale 20. Tufts s.
Columbia s. Williams 0.
Princeton AZ, Haverford O.
Syracuse 20, Brown 0.
Univ. of Pennsylvania g. State College 6.
West Point 20, Frankln-Marshall 0.
Michigan 81, Case School o.
Wesleyan 20, Springfield Training School 0.
Hamilton %, Hobart 0.
University of Buffalo 16, Lehigh 0.
Annapolis 0, Georgetown 0.
University of Chicago 6. Knox 0.
Dartmouth %, Trinity Q.
Carlisle Indians Ii, Dickinson 3.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
For the Ransom of Miss Ellen M.
Stone, the Missionary Detained
by BrigandS in the Balkan
Mountains
$4,000 is DEMANDED
BY THE BRIGANDS
This Amount Must be Secured
by Monday and Pastors of
Several Boston Churches Will
Urge Their Pensioners Today
To Contribute TO the Fund

Boston, Oct. 5.-To add to the sum OF
nearly $4,000 which had today been
received by Kidder, Peabody & Co., for
the ransom of Mis- Ellen NJ. Stone, the
missionary detained by brigands in the
Balkan Mountains, subscriptions viii
probably be taken tomorrow at some of
the church services. 1t has been sug-
gested, however, as the treasurers Of
the fund urge that all subscriptions be
J in their hands by Monday noon, that
persons wishing 10 subscribe should do
so to Kiddeh eabody & Co. direct.
Rev. John L.. Withrow, pastor Of the
Park Street Church and Rev. DR.. Lor-
inner, pastor of fremont Temple who
were both signers Of the appeal pub
lished today to subscribe toward the
sum of $4,000 demanded by the bril-
gands for the release of Miss Stone
stated this afternoon that they would
urge upon their parishioners TO contri-
butte and send their contributions to
the treasurers as early as possible. in
compliance with the appeal The time
was so short, 1t is urged. the subscrip-
tons should be made individually.
Miss Stones mother, an old lady, and
in somewhat feeble health. still lives
at the home in Chelsea, and brother,
Charles A. Stone, who resides at New
lOl are dAiAOtiG AAAF AfieAAhFN ~ wv -
about this section. The latter was one
of the sIgners of the appeal. and ne and
his wife each are subscribers Of $4,000.
A telegram was received today from
II. c. Haskell. one of the missionaries
at Samokov, to one of the friends Of
the missionary here: Assure the
family everything being done"
At all times and in all climates
George F. Hewett Company's Private
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Amherst s, w. P. IL

Amherst, Oct. 5-The Amherst team
defeated the Worcester Polytechnic In
stitute eleven this afternoon on Pratt
Field in a game entirely devoid of any
feature. The playing of the home team
was a bad slump from the good game
against Yale Wednesday. The play
was slow and spiritless throughout.
The score to was very poor in COM
parison with the large score of 80 to
made last year against the Worces-
ter team. Considering the lightness of
the visiting team they put up fair
game, and played quite snappy at
times. Lineup
AMHERST. WORCESTER TECH.
Cruikshank, L e............l. e., Clancy
Howard (Cook) !. t........l. t., Rankin
Palmer ]. g..............L g., wheaton
Park (Otis) c.................,c. C., Thayer
Varnum (Burke) r. g.."..r. g., Steiner
Morse (captain) r. t..........r. t., Clark
Chase. T. e..............r. e., Chickerlng
Swift, q. b..................q b., Burke
Lynch l h. b............1 h. b., Hawkes.
F. Cook (Washburn) r. h. b
r h. b., Walsh (captain)
Pierce (Phillips) f. DIFF. b., Rylands
Score-Amherst 6, Worcester Poly
technic 0. Touchdown, Pierce. Goal
from touchdown, Swift. Referee, r. e.
Smith. Amherst. Umpire. j. c. Spence,
Worcester. Line men, Bran and
butcher, Amherst. Time of halves, IL
and 10 minutes.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Yale %, Tufts 5

New Haven. Oct 5.-A tumble cost
Yale a clean score in tOday's struggle
with the Tufts College eleven. Coming
as it did in the last moments OF the
stirring game, It cast a damper upon
the enthusiasm that had marked the
preceding half-hour. 1t was an IN
necessary error on the part Of an over
confident substitute that gave Tufts
the only chance she had to score dur
ing the game. not being able to hold
her own in the least degree with the
CONTINUED on Page 80
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06

Officers ]. c. Goodwin and Otis H.
Pineo found five gallon key of whisky
wrapped in a piece of burlap on Grove
street near Rural Cemetery, last
night
William H. Fury, 10. and John
Cuff, rs, mmbers of the gang thar
nightly congregate about Crompton
Park and make life miserable for the
residents of that locality, were placed
under arrest last night by Oficers
Joseph Midgely and F. P. Russell and
booked at Station on the charge of
using indecent language.
Malt and Hops can't be brewed INFO
a better beer than the 1roquois Bohe-
milan Beer. George F. Hewett Com
pany. 4I-45 Waldo Street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06

The Washington Social Club is to
have its October meeting Tuesday
night at the hall of Alhambra Council,
X. Of c.. SO Front Street. when action
will be taken on securing permanent
winter quarters UP town.
Allen Schuyler Malcolm, formerly
Of this city, has been awarded the
Hugh Chamberlain prize at Yale Uni
versity for the best entrance examina-
ton in Greek and Latin. Malcolm
prepared for Yale at the Worcester
Classical High School and Hillhouse
High School of New Haven.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06

Modern Merchandise Co for clothing.
The Smith Premier Typewriter co.
recently opened an Office, 2S Burnside
building. No. 339 Main Street. ]. H.
Woodhead. locol representative.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06

The family trade is what we are after
and we deserve it. Your table and your
medicine chest both need us. 4l-45
Waldo Street. George F. Hewett Com
pany
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Umpire, G. P. Campbell; referee, J. F.
Moore. Jr. linemen, Donovan and De
Young. Touchdowns, Cassidy 2, Moore /.
Peters 1; goals, Carnell 2, Brill l; total
score Worcester Academy IL, Phillips
Exeter II. Time, 20 and IS minute halves.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06

Modern Merchandise Co. for hats.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06

At all times and in all climates
George F. Hewett Company's Private
Stock Highland Whiskey. George F.
Hewett Company. 41-45 Waldo Street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06

Modern Merchandise Co. for shoes
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06

Continued on Page 81
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-06
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

Martin Quinn has accepted a po- sition as machinist at the Waterbury Manufacturing concern.
 Miss Considine of New Haven is the guest of Mir and Mrs John Malone and family of Bank street.
 Mir Dunn of New Britain has re- turned home after a short visit with friends on North Riverside street.
 Mrs Charles Elberling has been visiting Mrs Charles Hassel,. She has returned to her home in New York.
 The Misses Katherine McGrath and Katherine Moore have returned from visit with friends in Bridge port.
 John Latus of Bank street is again attending to business, after several days spent at the state encampment of the Knights of Pythias.
 Charles Murkle of John street. one of the striking tOolmakers at the Holmes, Booth & Hayden concern. has accepted position with the Berbecker x Rowland company of Waterville.
 --The banns of marriage were pub lished for the first time at St Patrick's church yesterday at the 1O:30 mass between Michael Heating of Porter street and Miss Bridget Brennan of Porter street.