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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08

three testimonials; Daniel F. Desmond,
'02, Haverhill; Edward F. Hogerty, o.,
Unionville, CT; William A. Adams, o.,
Roxbury; Maurice Foley, '03, Tusket,
Wedge N s.; James A. O'Connell, '03,
Worcester; Richard ]. Landers OS, Hol-
yoke; John P, Powers, '03, Worcester;
William F. Allen, 'O4, Worcester; Wal
ter J. Dwyer, 'O4, Holyoke; John F..
Shay, '04, Charlestown; Ellie Barnard,
'05, Worcester; James j. Barrett, '05,
Rutland, VT; John H. Sullivan, special,
Taunton Joseph e. Farrell special,
Parkersburg, w. Va; j. Warren Guy,
special Clements, Md; John E. WEIGH,
special, Millbury; Alfred Normandin,
rudiments, New Bedford, two testimo-
malls each.
After the award of testimonials Fr.
Hanselman addressed the students and
took occasion to congratulate the foot
ball team on the excellent work it had
done in the line of athletics and in
studies.
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BOSTON COLLEGE VS..
HOLY CROSS SATURDAY

The annual football game between
Holy Cross and Boston College, which
always results in a contest full of dash
and excitement. is scheduled for Sat
urday on the college grounds. The Holy
Cross team has reached its high water
mark in football and its record this
year is far superior to that of Boston
College. but such comparisons are not
very sound when these two rival insti-
buttons are being considered. Both
teams have met Brown on the gridiron
this year and Holy Cross made far the
better showing.
But like comparisons have been made
in previous years and have not proved
reliable. Two years ago Holy Cross
met Boston College after defeating the
University of Vermont, As to o. team
that had trimmed the Bostonians and
though the game was close Boston Col
lege won out after playing a better
game than 1t had played all year 1t
Is this unlocked for strength which
Boston College always produces that
makes the annual meeting of the col
lege teams an event of interest.
Unusual interest is being taken by
the student body of the Boston College
and confirmed rumors of the appearance
the team have reached Holy
Cross and recalled the experience of
previous years.
A close game Is looked for but after
the brilliant showing made by the Wor-
cester team this year the odds are
against the Bostonians. Coach Con-
nor said last night that the team would
be in the very best condition and that
he would use every sub he had on the
side lines if necessary to win out Con-
the same determination on the
part of Boston College and the intense
rivalry which exists between the two
colleges the game should prove to be
one of the best exhibitions of football
ever given in Worcester.
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WARD COMMITTEES

Ward one-George e. Burr George
G. Douglas Burton G. FisSe. Nomi-
mated by A. y. K. Sprague, Alfred S.
Roe, George M. Rice. Burton w.
Potter. Harvey b. Wilder. Martin V.
B. Jefferson, Ralph A. Stewart w. w.
Scott
Ward two-John p. Holmgren. Mil
lard f. Kelsey. Alonzo f. Hoyle
Nominated by George c. Hunt, An
drew w. Ekstrom. John T. Munroe.
Charles II. Pinkham. l.. NJ Peterson,
Carl A. johnson, George n. White.
Frederick j. Riggs.
Ward three-Oscar F. Dodge, Mar
cisse J. Lavigne, Jr, Henry j. Martin.
Nominated by William f. Haynes,
Henry w; Hastings. Francis A. Har-
rlngton. William +. Ross. Leon ID.
Bergeron. Albert Frank Gates, Simon
A. Noreross. Henry Augustus Har-
rington, Urgel Jacques
Ward four-J. Arthur Favreau, Carl
A. Rolander, William d. Lindsay,
Nominated by w. Levi Bousquet.
Edwin 5. Pike George Jennison, John
Carlson. Francis A. Erickson. James
p Butler Frank A. Robbins, Mylon
N. Cushman.
Ward five-Gustaf L. Berg. Albert
Henry Sheffield Hermenegilde La
mothe. Nominated by John J. Moberg,
John A. Lindberg. Frank D. Perry,
Francis o. Dahlquist. Thomas Horne,
Alfred Roy, Frederick Clee, Charles J.
Thomas.
Ward six-Arthur L. Hayer. Henry
c. Palmer. Thomas II. Jameson.
Nominated by Edward a. Mason. F. ].
Hemphil. Ralph w. Ranger, T. T.
Booth. Charles r. Hutchins.
John Law. Nominated by John r.
Back. Edward NJ. Woodward. James
Hunt. Marvin NJ Taylor. Julian u.
Bigelow. J. +. Sampson, Henry L.
Parker. Jr.. Joseph Hubert.
Rupert L. $. WhittemOre Nomi-
mated bv Alfred NJ Guy Charles p.
Hardy Lucius +. Eldred, ]. p. Curtis,
George f. Balloon and Ebert 5. Cole.
Ward seven-W Walter Il. Allison,
Lemuel NJ. Gilchrist. Asa Goddard.
Nominated by Edwin r. Subway,
Harry b. Fairbanks. Arthur n Whit
temore. caleb COlvin, Norman a. Har-
rington.
Ward eight-George w B. sisson,
Walter s Doane Dewitt Clinton.
Nominated by George +. Brooks.
Charles W. Bowker. Charles I. Tat
man. Samuel +. Winslow, Justin 2.
White, Irving Swan Brown, Henry A.
Cook. John w Knibbs.
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Lyceum Team 0utpIayed in the
Exhibition Basketball Game
for the Benefit of a Former
LyCeum Player
COMBINATION FAST IN
THE SECOND HALF
A Lead of Two Points at the End
of the First Period Was Made
Twenty Two in the Second
Period of Play = Two Men
Put Out for RouqmneSS

The All Star team, made up of picked
| players from the Father Mathew, the
Millbury and the Webster teams, wal
Hoped the C. Y. NJ. Lyceums last night
80 to 10, in Father Mathew Hall, in a
one-sided basketball game for the ben
eft of Edward F. Connolly, the former
Lyceum player, who has been sick in
the hospital all summer.
The All Stars played Cullen and Moo
nan of the Father Mathews as for
wards; Koran, formerly of the Lyceums
and now of the Millbury team, at CEN
tire; and Horne of Millbury and Con-
Ion of Webster as backs.
The first half was comparatively
SLOW the score being 5 to 6 in favor of
the Stars. Their superiority. however,
had been clearly proven by the way in
which the Lyceums were kept on the
defensive.
The second half began slow enough,
but that lasted only for minute. Then
the All Stars gathered themselves to-
gether and in some of the liveliest play
ever seen in the hall scored half a doz-
en- goals in that many minutes. The
Lyceums seemed dazed by the on
slaught and were powerless to stop the
scoring. The members of the picked
team seemed to take turns in throwing
the goals They were all in the game,
playing fast and together. Then they
let up little and the game closed in
hurricane style.
In this half Dorman was knocked out
for about five minutes, having been ac-
cidentally pushed by Conlon against
the bleachers, He got over it all right
and went back into the game again.
Toward the end of the half, Conlon
of the All Stars and Sheehan of the
| Lyceums got into a little friendly
pickering and were promptly put out
Of the game by Referee George d.
Morse. In the first half Horne started
off the scoring with a goal from the
centre of the floor. Koran followed it
up with another from one side. Some
| lively skirmishlng came next. Shee-
han got the ball and shot high for the
| basket. 1t hit the boards and dropped
In. Quinn next came out of a scrim-
mage and made a goal which tied the
score. Two free tries for each team
and a goal by Cullen left the score
| to in favor of the picked team at
the end of the first half.
| In the second half goals by Shee-
han, Koran and Noonan and three
fouls had put the score IA to In favor
| of the All Stars, when the fun COM
menced. Cullen threw an easy goal
and Horne a spectacular one from
| the floor. Then the play became fast
| and furious, though not rough
| Noonan scored on the tossup, after
Hornes goal knocking the ball plump
| into the basket. Four more goals fol-
lowed in quick succession, of which
Noonan scored two and Conlon and
| Cullen one each. Then Conlon and
| Sheehan got into their alteration and
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King Street Nominated by William
H. Coughlin. William II. Crawford
Horace Hobbs, John r. Cummings.
James ID. Collins, William A. Warden.
Arthur T.. Gray.
Ward eight-Alexander II. Bullock,
As Elm Street. Nominated by Odell
Boynton, Henry r. Rich. Samuel f..
Winslow, Edward A. ID. Moss Edwin
j. sartelle, Charles 4. Tatman. William
T.. Turple.
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Adams and Miss totals and number
rapidly drawing counted
and the prizes distributed The gets fine piano which
lis up to o'clock yesterday is:
Carrie 16174
Anna C. Hartford. Ledge Street School 'l4o@
Margaret Sz6t
7
Alice Sargent. Ash Street School. 42S9
Hurbut Salisbury street 1856
Anna 1886
Celia Kelley Thomas Street School SoS
Ainna w. Sherman. School 216S
New 1914
lydia W, Ball Cambridge Street - i ls
Cummings 11O5
Margaret Ayers Shrewsbury 900
Ethel M. Belmont Street School 1888
School 694
Mary Valley school, 46o
Mary Mack Ash 4
Mary McAulne vnalow street school
Eha Avenue School 1926
charlotte skinner Upton 100
Annie 1oing GRAFTON
Mary A. Houghton Lancaster
Edith Sweet Lancaster ,a0
Louise A. Scott Adams Square School
Mary Bailey 11s
Agnes cahi whtinsvle
Dartmouth Street School 1O5
Bioomngdale 100
Nichols, winsow Street Sch oo SO
Elizabeth Flanagan, Ward Street School 50
Lizzie KimbalL Ftchburg s8
M. Classical High, ss
Nohboo 49, "
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Ward one-John S. Gould. 6 German
street Nominated by Rufus 3. Dodge,
Burton W. Potter, Ralph A. stewart
Charles A. Allen, Levi L. Conant, WIZ
liam 7. Forbes, Arthur o. Young
James Logan. ,-.4.
Street. Nominated by Martin v =.
jefferson, A. b. r. sprague, Theodore
5. Johnson, Henry p. Murray AIRED
s. Roe, Frank D. Penney.
Arthur K. Yoosuf, 245 Main Street.
Nominated by John A. Lake, OTIS r.
Putnam J. X Warren, c. A. Ballou,
A. BurteIle w W. MacOmber, william
T. Souther.
Miles r. Gordon. II North Ashland
Street Nominated by Alexander n
Johnson, w. o. Johnson, John r.
Holmes. David w. Bell. George II. Wig
gins. Edwin White. Robert NJ. Moore,
II. Conway.
ward two-Herbert NJ. Wilson. s
I,vford street. Nominated by Sanford
q Kendall. AIvah W. Bigelow. George
3. Hurlburt. Amandus n. Hagberg'
Andrew z. LunbOrg, George {. hunt
Henry M. Ripley, Arthur II. Evans
Ward three-David Armitage. Grsei -
wood Avenue Nominated by James
Draper. Alfred Chaplin. J. Albert
Thomas Alfred E. Hinckel, william
Santon. George w. Glen, William F.
Ross, Horace b. Long.
Ward four-No nomination.
Ward five-Albert L. Smith, o. Port
land Street. Nominated by Nllilaih
]. Bragg. Hermenegilde Lamlothe'
Charles H. Evers, Thomas iI9Ills'
Howard Gleason. Caleb T. Inett Fred
erick CLee. Charles J. Thomas, william
Nevill -
Ward six-Albert II. Sylvester IA
Montague Street. Nominated "
George NJ. woodward, William 9. Mel
Iish Fred y. Cooke David A Doniey'
George A. Bigelow. Frank n Mlilalq
Marvin NJ. Taylor, 30 = ree ,,Al,l.
~ Arthur ". Ward. W Aionzo Bar
rows charles F. Marble James f, Orr,
Tobn II orr. James Hunt. Julian p
Bigelow. George II. Wright Lueien b
Ward seventh. Bonner Finn, Is
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GOOD SCORES ON THE
SHERWOOD ALLEYS

The South Ends and Foresters were
winners in the Sherwood alleys tourna-
ment games last night. defeating the
Quinsigs and North Ends. Scores:
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Charles II. Pinkham, Garlic A. John-
son, Frederick J. Riggs, .,
Ward three-Henry A. Rousseau, "a
Dartmouth Street, and Mlchael r.
Murphy, 1856 Plantation Street Nomi-
mated by Napoleon p. Huot, James ~
Devoy. Joseph Simard, j. Arthur Roy
James F. McGulggan, Albert ~ Gates'
c. T. Aldrich, Jr. David Armitage- -
Ward five William j. Bragg, -
southeate street. Nominated by Fred
erick Clee.- Gustaf a. Nystrom, George
p Kahn, Charles A. Malm, Otto Fors-
berg william Nevill, John G. Hagperg'
Charles Shipman.
Street. Nominated by frank -; Ferry
Iohn d Moss. John Rivard John u.
Belanger. Charles shlpman. william
Neville, Charles II. Eyers, frahcls ~
Dahlquist. e.,.aat
Thomas Harper, "a Crompton street c;
Nominated by Thomas Heap, Alfred
Tbomas Thomas f. McGauley William
a Nee, Charles Booth, John Mchauen
lin II. II. Miner. II. Jones. ~,
Ward six-Charles II. Harris, IL AL
NV Street. Nominated by FRANK T.
Williams, Albert b. Whipple, David a a.
Donley, Charles II. Fisher, Wllllail n
Abbey, w. H. Howes. -,
Edwin S. Clark, Kilby street NOM
mated by r. M. Heatn, Hipii"5N n
Charles s.. Southworth, James hunt
William e. Lewis, Edward +. FletcneI'
Charles L. Bennett, Edward M Wooo-
ward c4.oa4
Nominated by William Il. Dexter, " q .
ian, Waite Joseph c. Ellis w. y
barnard f. S. Robbins, Alfred f. Pow
ers, w. S. Morine, John r. Allen.
Ward seven--Theodore H. Day, "a
Dale street. Nominated by BENJAMIN
+. Curtis. William II. e. Duncan, WI
liam II. Coughlin, Melvin G. overlook
James H. Hartwell, Frank a. hlchafu7
SON Charles Firth, George J. Merritt.
Clarence D. MiXter, l KING street.
Nominated by H. II. Merriam, Wlllam
woodward, Moses Gross, David n
Hayter. William II. Coughlin {. h.
Carpenter. w. X Stanley
Norman b. Parsons, 80 Apricot street.
by w. X Stanley, }. II; NC
Mullin q. A. Newmark, o. b. Hadwen,
Frank L. Goes, A. w Darling, r. o.
Whittemore, L. B. Butler.
Wesley Merritt, rs West Oberlin
street. Nominated by Melvin o.
Overlook, A r. Hartshorn, w. a. war
den. James D. Collins, Moses Gross.
Ward eight-Albert h. Newton ~
Merrick Street. Nominated py henry
a Marsh. Henry Il. Rich, Charles M
Tbaver Cephas n. Walker, Walter S.
Doane, Justin p. White FRANK D ray
Louis II. Scott.
Henry Il. Dean, 1872 Austin Street.
Nominated by II. p. Duncan, George
S. Clough, Frank G. Smith, Frank r.
Hall. Edward A. ID. Moss George A
stevens. f. b. White, c. II. Hildreth,
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Score: All Stars 81, Lyceuns TO.
Baskets from the field, Cullen s.,
Noonan 4, Horne O. Koran 3, Sheehan
2, QUINN baskets on free tries, Quinn
4, Koran 2, Horne O. Referee, George
D. Morse; timers, B. ]. Redican and
NJ Toole. Time, two Commute
halves.
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LEADERS TOTALS INCREASE AT
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Yesterday contest Both Miss
number
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will counted
which
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ruined returned to her dcsolatc home.
She looked very sweet and grlish in
her black gown. and Allard trombkrd
with longin: at the sight of her
1T was kind of you to come said
she. and thank YOU. Indeed | have
more friends than had supposed, ~
thiS"-shc tried TO say bereavement.
but was too honest this news hn,
proved Into the hands of one Of them
have this day pun all those terribly
pcrplcNin@ business affairs that must
be considered at this time. and can
not tell y0u how my heart is li%lltrurd
by my perfect trust in his Integrity and
iud@mCnt.'
The blood rushed to Allard's heart.
leaving his face rs white as paper. lie
tried TO ask Il question, but could not
find voice
- am speaking of Mr. John Wendell"
she said II hHv" known him slightly
for quite n long time. ana h" has done
ne many kindnoSSrs during my huS-
hands absence. but so quietly that !
have scarcely known whom to thank"
What has he told you of mr?' rX.
claimed Allard. speaking from his heart
and not his intellect.
"Elr said that he was in your room
in Detroit when ne first learned of my
husbands drath.' she answered sim
ply "RraIizing how much should
need an adviser. he decided to come NJ
once So he caught the train that l"rr
there ut O'Clock by running all th"
way to the station"
~ intended to take that train also &c
said AIIard. choking with rage but a
rascal tamperrd with the clock in my
room while my back was turned and
with my watch. and So
'IlOw unfortunatc." said Gertrude in
a tone that expressed not the slightest
interest
Allard looked straight into her ewes
for one moment and read his doom He
saw that. though Wendell had told her
nothing. she had guessed enough and
had made her choice between them
He looked far into the future and saw
what would follow from that choice
He took one haSty step toward her;
then the useless plea died on his lips
and he turned and FASTENED out of the
house
On the steps of the old mansion h"
encountered Wendell. against whom.
with an uncomfortable impulse. he rails
ed mpnacing hand. Wendell caught
his arm and held it with n grip that
seemed to bind every muscle of his
body.
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Stanton Allard of Boston had been III
Detroit for several days attending to
various business matters Of difficult
and delicate nature. Mr.. Allard pro
ferrcG that kind of business. Plain,
straightforward questions We're not
suited to the bent OF his mind. He was
schemcr.
His appearance matched his charac.
ter. He was slender and tall--a bundle
of nerves. yet always under control Ct
his own will. He exhibited Il restless
energy and Il swift grace of gesture. M
ways sudden and unexpected, however
well one might know him His head
was long and not broad enough above
the ears, hut his face was decidedly
handsome with fascinating dark eyes
that had n singular variety of EXPIRES.
sion.
During his stay in Detroit Mr. Nllard
had occupied very nice suit of rooms
in the best hotel, and it was there that
he received John Wendell also of BoS.
ton. when that gentleman called about
noon of Il November day.
Mr.. Wendell was large young man
of the blond type, with gentle blue
eyes. His hair was yellow and curly
and as fine as silk, while his complex
ion was the envy of all the women who
knew him. The moderation and cour--
tesy of his speech and manner suggest
ed q high bred woman. and it seemed
mn incongruity that he should possess q
deep bass voice that rolled up from his
big chest Xix" a song of the sea.
"Ilcllo, Jack" said Allard. Did YOU
get my note"
Eyes; Il few minutes ago" was the
reply. I'm sorry you're going in such
n rush. You ought to stay and dire
with Us this evening. There will be II
lot Of fellows we used to know in col.
lege, aud we shall have n great time
l think You A." making Il mi~lH'"."
"My dear boy said Allird, "Iu
prove to you in about Il minute Ghat
I'm not making any mistHec at ALL
Come in,o the bedroom. III 20 ou
packing while we talk"
The room to which AIard led the
way WAS StrrWn with that grnllrmau's
numerous belongings. On the bed was
a small steamer trunk surrounded by
a confused array OF clothing; aud an
open travelling bag stood on chair
There were some papers iii the bag
and from among them Alard selected
a telegram. which he passed to Wen
dell after tearing off the signature.
WENDELL seeing that every chair in
the room was occupied by AllardS nu-
merous belongings. set his broad back
against ;hc mantelp"cc and raised the
telegram to a convenient line of vision
1t ran as follows:
"Mandcvillc's death by cable ycstcr-
day night Company as bad as ever
Advise hurry"
Wendell frowned
swell, il know anything about
Mandevili"S merits" said he, his