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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-08
Gao EO7EN 9r TETTER.

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had letter Ga my
hands which G uaed
them to swell 10 twice
I their naturalsigc. Part
Of the time the disease
was inthc 70 IA q cffun-
ming sores, very pain
| Eul, aud causing me
uch discomfort Pour
doctors lli.l the letter
had progressed too far
10 be- cured, and they
could d. not ing for
me. It3ok only three
bottles Of S. S. S. cnd
was completely cured
This was hitccn years
Igo. and l have never
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-08
WHEAT MARKET

BAN FRANCISCO. oct 1-wheai
December. psh
CHICAGO. oct 1.-whcat. December
opened e9N. closed. osM,
-
TACOMA, ucI Wheat. blueptem.
90. club. Slh
PORTLAND. ocL Wheat wallA
wala, b2hU61. bluss,em. a.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-08
FORCED OFF THE TURF.

Lester Reiff the Victim Of English Pref
udice.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-08

NEW YORK, OCT. Commenting on
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-07-04
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Seller nit sri. Spbanra GnpB.
Vim "a. ltarb SSrau DC. Gpue,
Wteilen ipeit bpn bier ipobnbaft. sic
lpuroe auf Dem bieiigen Sate SiDt
6rieobpie begraben. .-# f. g..
Die 5rau be5 GaItpr s.. gnorulat
tam am lesten Samitng ppn gbiaips,
gteb., bier an.
6rau W. GurB, Srau &. Summel
uno7Wflltter SinOetusel tebrter am %.
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lelnem Spbne q. %. Shulse, 0err
snorew Shulse, i'm 9llter bon 70 sSab=
ren uno 3 Monaten. Gntel Shulse,
iple lhn elm Seoer nannte, mar i'm
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III Selltihlano am %. Mai 1922 oe=
bpren uno fam nit ieiner Eamilie in
1865 nah Nmerifa. Sr lieB fih Bel
elaptpn 6itp, Soma, auf elmer Sarm
nieper. Seine 6rau nnb prei eripaf=
'enen SDbne ein9en ibm i'm Sooe ppr=
an. Sn 1884 iieoelte er lib bier bier
yleilen olilih bon Spencer an, mo- er
NIT ielnem einsisen ibn iiberlebenoen
Sobn 9aul Shulse big su ieinem
Sooe lpDhnte. Sas geor1bniB fano
am nahlten Sage, geleitet bon paitor
gnorulat, auf Dem bieligen Sriebbpfe
bait. 5rieoe ieiner 9lihe!
Der 8rpBbauer Sacob Shlaopeiler
ppn GARNER mar auf einise Mtinuten
geitlaftbalber IN Der Staot.
Wtartin aerlien bon gpipbanp mar
nit elmer saouns fetter Grunser in
Der Staot.
Die 6irma grpfunell & SSobnion,
Stebtdllfer allbier, bat iib aufoelDit
uno 5err Sobnipn miro oas @eIhdft
peiter fiiIren.
Garl arolus.
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4ugulia, eeboreue gihler, iehs Mlei=
len iiiolih bon Wiilbant mpbnbaft, ibr
lilbernes Sphseitsielt. Die tirtlihe
6eier pOtlsog Serr gaiior siitihte in
Der BON 6reunoen uno 6reunoinnen oes
Subelpaares itDn ausgelhnliltten llt=
tberilhen Stride, fiinf Meilen norDlih
BON 8eoillo. Der Yaior belt cine
ihDne, paNenbe Mebe. fporauf bic ee=
laoenen Balte nah Der lhonen, 500
4fer umIallenoen Tarm oes Subel-
paares fubren, mo- glle bel Speiie uno
Srant, Spiel, SanS uno 8eiang, einen
lehr ansenebnlen, pergniigten gtah=
mittas uno Nbeno perlebten.
9ianentlih 81 eriudbnen linD Serr YD=
ools nit leinem Ebonpgrapben, ippie
Die Samen 3iilfe, Wegner unb SaDe=
mig, Die piel sur SrbeiterlIng Der 6elt=
9elelll6aft beitrugen. Die Gltern oes
Subelbrdutigams, Serr Il. Srau Spbn
Safreiter, Sen., bon aepiiton, Mtinn.,
batten lid su oielem Selte hires dltelten
Sobnes ebenfalls eingeltellt. Coon II.
Stto Sutreiter naren auh bon ibrer
gelu6sreiie nah Selpilton iurilfge=
tebrt; erlterer 1T Der iiltelte Sphn uno
leeterer Der jilnsite gruoer oes Serrn
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ter 1T Glert in Dem @eihdft oes Serrn
Mittelltaeot in Milbant.
sluh BON bier, % gteilen entfernt,
battel Iib Die Serren Claus Otto, 0B.
Sabl, Wm. 2emte unD Shreiber Die
les su oem lbonem 6elte eingefunoen;
oenn lbon mars bod, mid pabr, Srar
Waeener? 9lber Otto, bas merle Cir,
lino mir mai lpieoer 10 eemiitblih bei=
lamnlen uno Su ipirlt beim NbIhteo
nah Der allerleBten Hunbe eelhitt,
oann tDnlmit Su mir niht mieoer nit
leeren Olaiern surilf, Ionoern reierpirli
nod Elm 5rDpfhen fir Die Surltialten
Der Surltisen, oenu Die bon 9euel
Gountp ieBen Die bon Grant Gpuntp
bod Ibahmatt. 9llio nit G,ruB aui
Wieoerieben
Tas 5urnerfeit am Sonntag ben %.
SUM in Neu lllm mar bon allen Seis
ten iebr gut beiubt. Nud bon Water-
town mar elm Grtrasus oabin segan=
gen. Mie tuir auf Der 9simIabrt 8e=
le9enbeit batten mabrsunebmen, lbie,l
lib Seoermann gut amiiIirt gu baben.
uno nibt nur Seoermann. lonoern audi
bic SameE. oenn oieie iagten, ,penn
i'm Serblt bic Dermannsi0bne ibr Yif=
mid baben, fabren mir mieoer bin.
3eht 10, bin aud babel
Nartin @run3te.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-07-04
WeGoot Gouutp.
(Spe;ia reiponoen;.)
Spencer. Il. Suli 10


Mm 3. uno 4. Suli miro bier in
Spencer Die jabrlite Geriammluns
Der Seterauen abgebalteu, ppsu bon
ben GinlpObnern BON Spencer grpBar=
tige Nortebrun9en getroffen merosn.
Die Siio=Gatuta Mtilis Company BON
70 Mann bon Ganiltota miro cine
Shladt auniibren (Sbam Battle.
Tann 1T aud nod cine Sallonfabrt
nit Jalllhirm Nblturs, ausaefiibrt
bon profellOr Sobnion BON slleranoria.
anselast. IS peroen penieHens 5
bis 5000 Menihen aus Der llmseseno
eripartet.'
9lm IL. Suni perbeiratbete 1id bier
Oerr Goser Me9anisl, Msoatteur ,no
0erauseeber Der Spencer Ne,ps", nit
6rdulein Mnna peppmuells,, 5obter
bon 1errn 9ermann Yeppmueler BON
bier. Tas junge Yaar reiite nGh am
lelben Sage ab 5ur @uffalo 9lusiiellung
unb tebrte am 0reitag ben %. SUM
iuoblbebalten iuieoer suriif uno Die
gan3e Staot .rallbte uno oampfte su
Gbren oes junsen paares nab Der
Niidtebr.
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Stor1 uno binterlieb einen pradtigen
Sun9en.
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,pelder bort Sbeplosie ituoirt, nit
na4 Qauie.
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6rib Muler uno Grau bon Qumbplbt
iparen am lesten Gonrtas BEL Carl
@4ifptlbtiu III Wefuh.
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Wtuer 6ountu.
(Spe;ial sGorrel lponoen;.)
3 0 N arb, l. sSuli

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Qerr Neoacteur
Sbr Correspondent lit Ibon iiber eins
gSode ihluer trdnt unb muB oas 9ett
bitten. SD leioe al &beumatismus, mill
aber periu6en, einise 3eilen gu triBeln,
UNI Sbnen gu seisen, oaB i'd Sic nihi
gang perselien babe. 9lber tpie ion
man ilber bic Sasesereieniile beridten,
tusnn man trant i'm 8eit liegt?
9iun: llnier oeutlber Sheriff Brim=
me uno 6rau, 5uiammen nit 6rau
Soiepb Shiiller fubren lebte Wo9e
na9 Yrootings, um ben Sdlubpriifun.
gen i'm Nderbau-eollege beisumobnen.
Derr unb Grau @rimme baben cine
Sphter, uno Trau Sdiiger cine Shme=
tier, Grdulein Nnna 6. Sdroeoer,
bort, tuelde ibre Stuoien am College
MAIDEN. 8eice Mdo1en linb nun aud
beimsetebrt, um big gum Beginn bes
na9fen @6uljabres, i'm september,
bic 3eit i'm Glterubauie ,usubringen.
Yroiriefarmer.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-07-04

Sommer greurilonen.
Die Smabc Babn ba. einiae iebr nieoris
&C Greuriionss Staten in Rraft nod st.
Saul, Wsinntapolis, Duluth, Albianb.
Bopfelo, unc uielen anpeten Yldten in
Wiseoniir, Mfibisan uno benz n0rtlis
den Minneiota. Mud mad Galifornien,
Oregon, Naibinston, Utah uno Eldeen
in Colorado. asdbere Austunit ertbsilt
s. g. Norten, asent.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17

The L. w of A. L. will have a bean
supper with Mrs. Mary Sampson, Il
Sever Street, Thursday.
Grade Two Club has it's monthly
meeting Thursday afternoon at 4.45
o'clock at Room II, City Hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Bethany
Church will have a bean and cold
meat supper in the vestry this evening
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of Tat
muck will hold a Christmas sale and
bean supper at Tatnuck Hall tomorrow
night
The Ladies' Aid Society of South
Unitarian Church will meet this after
noon in the church parlors at 2.SO
o o'clock.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society OF
the First Unitarian Church will meet
in the church parlors this afternoon at
2.3O o'clock.
Rev. Luigi Angelini of Waldensian
Church. Italy, will speak before the
ladies of Pilgrim Church this after
noon at o'clock Articles left from
the fair will be for sale.
The Worcester County Conference,
Unitarian churches, will be held at the
Church of the Unity Jan. Is and 10.
Prof. William Wallace Fem of Har-
ward University will preach.
Charles H. Peck superintendent OF
public buildings, issued a building per
NIT yesterday to Thomas Kenney, for
himself. tower addition to building at
12S Exchange Street, estimated cost $50
Louis Cutting, administrator Of the
estate of Pascal Liberty and Julia
Dame and Della Lodeau, filed yester-
day In the Registry of Deeds, deed
IN "a land i'll
erty Street, Oakdale.
AT a stated rSMting of Worcester
Cooperative Bank last night $4,000 was
offered and S7225 taken al per cent.
City Clerk E. H. Towne issued a
marriage license yesterday to Frank
Joole. So, and Nora K. Mahan, As
The Pedagogical Club meets today
in Room u, City Hall, for the purpose
of reorganizing.
Preparations have been made for
Christmas celebrations at the Wood
land Street and Providence kndergar-
tens Friday morning. At Providence
Street the exercises will begin at $50
o'clock and at Woodland Street at 10
O'clock
The adjourned annual meeting of
the Worcester Society of Ambiguity
will be tonight at 7,45 o'clock. The
paper which was to have been read at
this meeting will be omitted, owing to
the death of James H. Bancroft, who
had prepared the paper
The services to rededicate the
Church of the Unity, which has been
largely rebuilt and furnished with a
new organ, will be held on Sunday, Dec.
20. Rev. DR.. Edward Everett Hale, first
minister of the church; Senator Hoar
and Rev. Frank l.. Phalen, and former
ministers of the church, will speak.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS
HAVE HOLIDAY BOOM

Worcester High School Athletic Asso-
citation, as told yesterday in The Spy,
found 1t impossible to meet last night
1t is probable that an attempt will be
made to get the association together
after the Christmas recess, but its use
fulness in athletics appears to have fallen
out of sight, and the three principals will
be the rulers. A meeting of the princi-
pals is to be held soon, when the athletic
affairs of the High School will be
threshed over again
An attempt to form an Ice polo team Is
being made, and practice was had yester-
day on Elm Park Pond Frank Lingley.
Harry Warner William McGrail, Michael
Carney and others showing up well. A
challenge from Boston English High has
been received, and if a strong team can
be formed at Worcester High the chal-
lenge will be accepted.
During the Christmas vacation cap
tain of Worcester High School crew viii
be elected. Robert C. CroweI captain of.
the 1901 crew will be at home from Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. Candidates for
captain will be Earl Taylor, substitute in
last springs crew, and John Macklin.
who was regular man in the boat
Macklin is favored for the position be-
cause of his earnest work in bo.h foot
ball and crew events, and he is likely to
be made leader.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17

FERROUS to the life of 2the fish have
been removed.
In our opinion, however, no lasting
benefit will be derived unless the wal
led channel now ordered as far as
Holmes Street is continued to the be-
ginning of the mill pond at the South
Works of the American Steel & Wire
Co 1t is understood that the existence
Of this pond is necessary for the use
of the South works The dry weather
flow Of the stream is, we are informed,
about 10000, 900 gallons a day, almost as
great in amount as that used by the
entire city so that it would be impos-
sible for the city to make good the loss
even if it were so disposed. If this
channel was constructed. the low
places could then be filled alongside
the walls, the pond dredged, cleaned
and fish introduced into it. After the
channel was built park way might
be constructed beside it, thus afford
ing an easy and pleasant means for
the people of Quinsigamond to reach
the centre of the city
We would respectfully suggest that
the engineering department is more
competent than we to decide if this
suggestion is feasible. The fact re-
mains that a most deplorable condition
exists affecting vitality the health and
prosperity of this large section of the
city and will continue to increase I'M
til some effectual remedy is applied
1t is the intention of this depart
ment, with the beginning of spring, to
do as far as possible everything IN its
power to check the further spread of
the disease.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17
BUSINESS DONE IN
THE PROBATE COURT

In Probate Court yesterday, the fol-
lowing business was transacted
Invetories fled-Albert w. Curtis, es-
tate Emma c. Kent of West Brookfield
personal $131.19. real $63.75; Albert W.
Curtis, estate Hiram Howe, Spencer,
personal S60422, real $685.; Collins A.
Keith, estate Hannah w. Eames of
Milford, real $780, personal $1605; of
Francis n. Thayer, estate Lydia H.
Thayer of Blackstone, real 1913, per-
sonal $234.S2.
Administrators appointed-Catherine
n. Lapan, estate Fred N. Japan; Eu-
gene A. Rays. of estate Andrew P.
Anderson of Uxbridge, real $500, per-
sonal $500.
Trustees appointed-Edwin A. Hill
dreth and James o. Reid, of estate
Catherine F. Daley; Charles H. Ban
mister. of estate Ephraim Mower.
Attorney General H. NJ. Knowlton en-
tered appearance for the state in the
matter of the petition of Oresmar S.
Holden, administrator of estate OF
Benjamin S. Sterans for a license to
sell real estate in Massachusetts.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17
Supreme Court Grants Freed
mans Request to Restrain
SpaIding From Assuming Pres
idenCy of National Baseball
PAPERS SERVED AT
CLOSE OF MEETING
President Powers Addressed
Meeting in Behalf of The Minor
Leagues Peace with the Am
eriCan League May Soon Be
Established

New York. Dec. 16.-Andrew Freedman,
through counsel, late this afternoon OBJ
tanned an injunction in the Supreme
Court to restrain A G. Spalding from
assuming the presidency of the National
Baseball League, and restraining him
from interfering with the business of the
National League in any way whatever
In this action Mr.. Freedman repre-
scented the New York, Boston, Cincinnati
and St Louis baseball clubs, these four
being the organizations whose respective
presidents left the meeting of the Ma
tional League magnates at the tltth
Avenue Hotel early Saturday morning
Mr.. Freedman declares tonight that
there shall be no further controversy be
tween himself and Mr.. Spaldtng, who
stands representative of the other four
clubs in the National League-Brooklyn
Philadelphia, Chicago and Pittsburg. lie
asserts that whatever future action may
be taken to settle the fight in the league
will be taken in the courts.
By the injunction proceedings MT :
Freedman hopes to have the election Of
Mr.. Spaldng as president of the league
declared illegal. The legal papers in Mr.
Freedman's suit were served on MI.
Spalding late in the afternoon as ne was
leaving the meeting room at the hotel
where he had been acting as president or
the league for the first time, Following q
declaration in the afternoon that ne was
president of the league, and declaring
Mr. Freedman out of the National
League Further than 20 make the SIM
pie declaration that Mr.. Freedman was
out of the National League, Mr.. Spaldlng
did nothing apparently.
Many followers of baseball tonight
argued that this declaration was tanta-
mount to an expulsion of Mr.. Freedman,
but others argued adversely, and Mr.:
Spaldng himself said Mr.. Freedman mad
not been expelled from the league.
p I. Powers, president of the Eastern
League, was present at the meeting ana
made a short speech in which he said
that the minor leagues felt hurt at the
abrogation of the national agreement
He declared that the minor leagues de-
manded equal representation on all mat
what I want to see in baseball" said
Mr. Spalding, "is union and harmony and
& central governing body. VIII you come
in Mr.. Powers
Yes" was the reply. "on the basis Of
equal representation. Let the National
League have three delegates on the
board. the American League three and
the minor leagues six"
You are right" said Mr. Spaldins,
''but let us arrange the details later
And let's have the players in this. They
ought to have a say in this thing.
Mr.. Spalding suggested conference
between himself Powers, John NJ. Ward
and Ban Johnson. He said he was going
away for a time. but when he returned ne
would call a meeting. Both Powers and
Ward said they would attend.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17
DEATHS

HADLEY - In Shrewsbury. Dec 18th.
James II. Hadley, SO yrs. mos. II days
Funeral from his late residence Tues
day, Dec. IT, at p. m. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
TOWER-In this city, Dec 18th, George
Tower, rs yrs. II mos. p days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at his late resi-
dence, S45 Main Street, Wednesday, at
D. N.
GARLAND-In this city, Dec. 18th, Lucy
Carleton, widow of Noses f. Garland
70 yrs. mos.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at the residence of
her son, Louis B. Garland, No. Huntly
Street, Wednesday, at a. m. Burial at
Haverhill. Mass.
SULLIVAN-In this city, Dec 18th. Pat
rick Sullivan. IS yrs.
Funeral from the residence of Mrs
William Manchine Wednesday morning
at S.l5. High mass of requiem at Sacred
Heart Church at 10 O'Clock Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
KEARNEY-In this city, Dec 18th, Cath
crime z. Nynch), wife of John F. Kear-
ney, 26 yrs.
Funeral will take place Wednesday
morning from her late residence. No. 10
Washburn Street, at SIS. Solemn re-
QUEEN high mass in the Sacred Heart
Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend Gardner
papers please copy.)
DeWITT-In Oxford, Dec. 18th Sarah 7
widow of Horace S. Dewitt
Funeral Thursday, p. m
ESTABROOK - In Brandon. VT. sud-
denly, at his home, Tuesday, Dec. 10th.
Jehn Forbes Estabrook. 81 yrs.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17
OLD CHURCH MEMBERS
HOLD A REUNION

pleasant reunion of the members of
the old Belmont Street Congregational
Church was held last night, in the
church building, no woccupied by Zion
African Methodist Episcopal Church.
There were about 100 present. At 7
o'clock supper was served by the la
dies of Zion Church, under charge of
Frank Wilson. Adjournment was then
made to the auditorium, where an in
formal program was carried out. John
A. Sherman presided. The old quartet
of Belmont Street Church, composed of
B. F. Southwick, Walter Doe, Wilson
Doe and Charles Reed, sang; also the
choir of Zion Church. There were
speeches by Mr.. Sherman, Rev. DIR.
Eldridge Mix and others, recalling the
old days A letter was read by Mr..
Sherman from Rev. William E. Oleson
Of Warren, the former pastor of the
church, regretting his inability to be
present.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17
4 lmAIlgE::llEEEE zIl LEE. !.
6H T9G)AW *
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Lothrops Opera House, 2.3O and p.
m, The Orphan Heiress."
Park, go and p. M, vaudeville.
Church of the Unity, Christmas sale.
Old South Church. p. M, Conrad
lecture.
Adams So. Congregational Church, s
p. m, organ recital.
Bay State House, 73O p. M, recep-
ton and dinner to Mayor elect
Fletcher
Y: NJ. G. A. gymnasium, s p. M,
basketball.
Father Mathew Hall, p m, Vernon
Athletic Association. dance
Horticultural Hail. p. M, Reunion
lists dance.
Temperature: Maximum, PAT de-
grees; minimum, 90 degrees; mean,
l6.9 degrees; noon, 15.4 degrees; s p. m,
1916 degrees. Barometer: Noon, 80 04
inches; 8 p. m, 80. IL inches. Wind:
Noon, direction northwest, velocity %;
p. m, direction northwest, velocity s.
precipitation meme.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17
JOHN H. O"CONNOR

The funeral of John H. O'Connor
took place yesterday morning from the
home of his parents, 394 Millbury
Street. The Foresters' ritual was read
at the house by Chief Ranger Robert
S. Holloway. Delegations from the c.
Y. NJ. Lyceum and Court Quinsiga-
mond, No. so. F. of A, attended the
funeral. A high mass of requiem was
celebrated in the Church of the Scored
Heart at o'clock by Rev. w E. Foley.
Rev. B. S. Conaty, pastor was seated
in the sanctuary, and at the end of the
service delivered an eulogy. The floral
tributes were many and beautiful
The bearers were Peter H. Breen and
James Finnegan of the Foresters, John
7. Sheehan Thomas J. McManus, JOS
eph P. Finnegan and Thomas F.
OReilly, representing the C. Y. NJ
Lyceum. Burial was at st. Johns
Cemetery where the last rites were
performed by Rev w E. Foley.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17
ELLIOTT WILL ARRIVE
IN WORCESTER TODAY

Mick" Elliott. the New Yorker, who
is to wrestler Oscar Sundstrom. in
Father Mathew Hall, tomorrow night.
left the metropolis last night for this
city. Jack" Strong, the lightweight,
who is to go against Frank woodland
of this city In a preliminary bout, ac-
companied Elliott. and the pair will be
quartered at the Commonwealth Hotel.
Sundstrom has been doing some hard
work on the mat with Hjalmar Lundin,
and the New York crack will have a
tough tussle with Sundstrom. as Oscar
has been rapidly acquiring knowledge
Of many Of the little wrinkles that
come only with experience and careful
coaching.
Hjalmar Lundin and John P:sning Of
New York. the Butcher Bay" will
meet in Worcester Theatre, Dec. so.
The date was fixed last night. Lundin
will meet Carl Schmidt Of New York
at New London. Ct, Jan. :. for a $500
side bet and a share of the gate.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17
MARGARET c. MURRAY

The funeral Of Margaret c. Murray
was yesterday morning from her late
home, Sc Temple Street, at S.45 O'Clock.
with a high mass of requiem in st.
Johns Church at Q o'clock, celebrated
by Rt. Rev. Mgr. Thomas Griffin. D.
D.. who also delivered the eulogy.
Seated in the sanctuary were Rev. D.
II. O'Neil, pastor Of st. Peters Church,
Revs. NJ. T. O'Brien and c. A SulIi-
vaa Of st. Johns Church.
The banner of the Young Ladies'
SodaiiJy was draped in mourning and
was placed inside the sanctuary rail.
There were delegations from the Young
Ladies' Sodality, the Altar Sodality
and the inspecting department of the
W r. Burns Company on Park Street.
The bearers were: John F. HarfIins.
". D. John F. O'Connor, NJ. D.. Denis
Scannell, Edward H Martin. Charles
A. Sweeney and Edward J. O'Connell.
Rev. c. A. Foley conducted the ser
vices at the grave in St. Johns Gene
terry.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-17
MRS. RosAMoND H. TANNING.

The funeral Of Mrs. Rosamond H.
Tanning, wife of David II. Tanning
president of the Royal Worcester Cor
set Company, was yesterday afternoon
at her late home. 92 Woodland Street
The officiating clergymen were Rev
DR.. Archibald McCullagh and Rev
DR.. Samuel H. Virgin, DR.. McCullagh
pronouncing the eulogy and DR.. Virgin
reading the Scriptures and Offering
prayer.
There was singing by the Schumann
Quartet, the selections being "Tarry
with me, O my Saviour" and Crossing
the Bar" Burial was in Rural Gene
terry. with services at the grave
Out of respect to Mrs. Tanning the
factories Of the Royal Worcester Cor
set Company and the Globe Corset
Company We're closed all day. Mrs.
Fanning's SON in-law, Mai. John e.
Lancaster, is president of the Globe
Corset Company.