The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

New York, Oct. 22.-Marquis Ito, former
premier of Japan, today reiterated
through Mr.. Furuya, member of MS
suite the declaration that he knows
nothing of the reported movements begun
against the ministry of Japan by the
party of which the marquis is leader
Washington, Oct. 22.-The records in 20i
court martial cases. wherein the charge
was murder, have been received at the
War Department from the headquarters
of the division of the Philippines.
Chicago, Oct. 22.-The reply of oberlin
M Carter, former captain of United
States engineers, to the suit of the United
States to regain $722,0O0 which 1t is al
legged Carter embezzled from the govern
ment was received here today and placed
on file in the United States circuit.
London, Oct 22-Andrew Carnegie, re-
plying to the unanimous request of the
students that he allow himself to be NOM
mated to the lord rectorship of st. An
dreW's University, in succession to Prof.
James Stuart, whose term expires in NO
venter, has accepted the nomination
London, Oct. 22-Six men who had been
sealed up in a submarine boat, ready for
launching, at w-in-Furness, for III
hours were released this evening. They
suffered no Ill effects from the contine-
ment the Vitiated air being absorbed by
the apparatus for that purpose and fresh
air having been supplied from the COM
pressors
Berlin, Oct. 22-Today is the birthday
of Empress Augusta Victoria, and flags
were displayed on all public and many
private buildings There were no court
festivities owing to her majesty's indis-
position and to the fact that the imperial
family is in mourning for the late Queen
Victoria.
Dallas Tex, Oct 22-Private kilograms
received here from Palestine, Tex, state
that Judge ]. B. Reagan, chairman of the
Texas State Railway Commission and the
only survivor of the Confederate cabinet
of Jefferson Davis, is dangerously i'll att
his home in Palestine. Judge Reagan Isl
IS years of age.
London, Oct PA special dispatch
from Rome says that the official report on
the inquiry into the administration of
Naples and the southern provinces sets
forth that the Camorra Secret Society
now permeates all branches of public life,
and that no business, political or other
wise, is possible without the interference
of the Camorra agents. The names of
many persons well known in Naples are
involved.
Washington, Oct. 22-The postoffice de-
partment issued notices today to all post
masters announcing a second list of serial
publications barred from the second class
mail privileges because they do not come,
within the requirements of the amended
regulations.
Buffalo, N Y, Oct. 22-The board of
directors of the Pan-American expositionl
this afternoon adopted the following:
Resolved, that Saturday, Nov. 2 at mid
night be fixed as the time of the final
closing of the exposition"
Washington, Oct. 22.-Commander Seth
NJ Ackley, of the navy has been placed
on the retired list with the rank of cap
tain. His advancement is due to his SER
vices in the War of the Rebellion.
St. Johns N. F., Oct. 22-The British
royal yacht Ophir and her consort are ex-l
pected here tomorrow morning with the
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York.
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the reception. More than 500 fishing
vessels are here to participate in the fes-l
tivities.
London, Oct 22.-Sir Redvers Butler has
been relieved of the command of the First
Army Corps in consequence of the speech
he made, Oct TO- after the luncheon given
in his honor by the Kings Royal Rifles
dealing with his famous dispatch to Gen.
White at Ladysmith. He has been placed
on half pay, and Gen French has been
appointed to succeed him.
New York Oct. 22.-The anti-Tammany
organizations held large meeting at St
Nicholas Rink tonight. Columbia Gniver-
sity students were much in evidence. Seth
Low, candidate for mayor, and other fus-l
ion speakers made addresses but the
principal one was by Carl Schurz who on
this occasion made his entrance into the
campaign.
Buffalo, Oct. 22.-The praise meeting of
the Universalist General Convention, toll
day, was led by Rev. l.. Ward Brigham of
IAo A ht1ci ton 81 i
lowed.
Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 22.-Frederick Ar
cher, organist of Carnegie Music Hail.
and one of the best known musicians of
this country, died at his home here to-
day of cancer of the stomach, aged 63
years. He was editor of 1.-The Keynote"
and from 1885 to 1898 conductor of the
( Pittsburg Orchestra.
New York, Oct 22-The engagement is
announced of Miss Helen Margaret Kelly
and Frank Jay Gould, the youngest son
of the late Jay Gould. Miss Kelly is a.
daughter of the late Commodore Edward
Kelly of the New Rochelle Yacht Club.
The wedding will occur in the spring.
Buffalo. N. Y. Oct. 22.-The Universal
lists at today's session of the general con-
vention renewed their opposition to cap
! ital punishment by applauding and adopt
ing the report of the committee on peno-
logy.
Chicago Oct. 22.-President Theodore
Roosevelt was unanimously elected a.
comrade of the Union Veteran League to-
day. The opening session of the executive
officers met at 10 o'clock. President Roose-|
velt's message was heartily cheered byI
the 300 veterans.
Chicago Oct. 22.-President Roosevelt's
action in entertaining Booker T. Wash
/ ington, the noted colored educator, at the
White House was upheld and publicly
approved by the American Missionary AS
ISOLATION which opened its 55th annual
meeting today at the First Congregation
al Church at Oak Park.
New York Oct. 22-Much changed in APP
pearance and practically q new vessel,
the steamer Brennan, of the North Ger
man Lloyd Steamship Company, one of
the vessels almost destroyed in the great
fire at Hoboken in June, 1900, arrived in
port tonight carrying almost 1900 passen-
gers from Bremen and Southampton.
Fall, River, Oct 22.-The Textile council
tonight instructed its secretary to send
a communication to the manufacturers
asking for 10 per cent increase in wages,
to take effect Nov. l.
Springfield, Oct 22-The White Noun
tain Paper Company, a $25 100000 corpora
ton, is being formed by western Massa-
chusetts parties and will soon be incor-
porated under New Jersey laws.
Monteceau-les- Mines, France Oct. "a
The project has issued a proclamation
prohibiting the sale or transportation of
arms or ammunition and ordering all per-
sons possessed of arms or ammunition
to deposit them in the Town Hall or AT
police headquarters within three dave