The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-09
viii Not Run for Representative
to the General Court on the
Republican Ticket at the Com
ing Election
ACTION TAKEN IN
INTEREST OF HARMONY
His Name Will Not Be Presented
at the Representative Conven-
ton Thus Leaving the Field
Clear for Henry Brandes of
Webster and Joseph W. NeguS

special TO Inc spy
Webster, Oct. S.-William H. Nc
Neil of Dudley, whose name has been
mentioned at various times as a can
didate on the Republican ticket for
the office Of representative, in cumS
municatlon to The Spy states that he
is not candidate for the office, and
that he was never in the field. Mr.
Mcneil is thankful to his friends for
their work in his behalf, but, for
various reasons, he Is unable to stand
as a candidate for that Office this fall.
This leaves the field clear for Sc
lectman Henry Brandes Of Webster
and Joseph w. Negus of Dudley. They
will undoubtedly be unanimously nomi-
mated at the convention to be held In
Columbia Hall Thursday. AS far as
is known, there is no opposition to
either candidates. Mr.. McNeils letter
in regard TO the representative contest
follows:
To the Voters of the Seventh Wor-
cester Representative District:
As my name has been used more
or less in the papers and on the
street in regard to the representa-
tive contest in this district. / de-
sire to say that while / have been
urged by good many from both
parties, to be candidate and. Of
ferlng their assistance, yet, in the
interest of harmony, / will say that
1 am not candidate for that office
and have made no effort to secure
the nomination. Thanking those
who have so kindly offered me
their aid and support, 1 am,
Yours truly,
WILLIAM MCNEIL.
Miss Veronica Walkoviak was be-
fore Judge Henry ]. Clarke, in the
local court, Tuesday morning, charged
with assaulting Mrs. Agnes Radzick.
1t was alleged that the defendant
struck the complainant twice in the
breast with her closed fist. There
were several persons who testified to
being witnesses to the assault The
defendant was found guilty and fined
IS, which she later paid. jeremiah
Reardon was sentenced to the House
of Correction for two months for va
grancy, but the sentence was later
changed to probation, upon his prom
Use to leave town. Charles Macy was
fined IS for drunkenness. James Ker-
shaw was fined s11 for similar Of
Tense.
There will be a ball in Turn Hall,
on School Street, Saturday evening, for
the benefit of the German School So
Straube prompter-wil furnish music
for dancing. The committee of ar
rangements is A. J. Lueth, Henry
Kinzel. Charles Holly, George Duesel
and Max Buder.
The members of the Pulaski Cor
net Band will present a play entitled
"Herioe Bahia" in st. Jean Baptiste
Hall, Thanksgiving eve. Dancing viii
follow.
Hector Dupre is on a coon hunt
in North Ashford, Ct, for few days.
Upon his return he intends to have
coon supper at his place of business,
in the Back Bay District.
The Arizona Joe company will play
in Music Hall Thursday evening.
Frank e. WILDER will sell at auc-
ton Saturday afternoon a cottage and
two house lots. the property Of Charles
r. Drake. on Myrtle Avenue.
An excursion will be run to the
Boston food fair Friday. Special train
leaves Webster at 7.37 a. m, and re-
turning, leaves Boston at 7.05 at night.
The fare is 81 so for the round trips