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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
WARD EIGHT MEMBERS
INTEND TO RETIRE

There will be a new delegation to the
city committee from Ward eight unless
some of the old members are persuaded
to change their minds. Chairman Dan
iel e. Aver stated last night that the
present term would be his last as
member Of the city committee. Herbert
A. Booth and j. Merrill Taylor, the
other members of the Ward eight COM
mittee. have also decided that they will
retire at the end of this year.
Gustaf L. Berg of the Ward FIVE com
mittee has signiied his intention TO
stand for another term. The make up
Of the balance Of the committee in the
ward is not settled although a strong
effort viii be made TO have John w.
Mawbey and Albert Sheffield each ac-
cept another term.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
Admiral CaiIIard's Squadron Ar
rived There Yesterday Morning
in Obedience to Dispatches
from the Government
THREE PORTS SAID TO
HAVE BEEN OCCUPIED
Official Message from Admiral
Received in Paris--FrenCh Evil
IDENTITY in Sober Earnest About
Enforcing Compliance with
Their Demands

Paris. Nov 5.-An official dispatch
announces that Admiral Cailiard $
squadron arrived this morning at the
Turkish Island of Mitylene and the
three principal ports of the Island nave
been occupied by the French FORCES.
Admiral Caillard's squadron arrlVe9
off the island of SYRIA yesterday ana
detached a dispatch boat, which enter
ed the port of syria and took from the
telegraph station batch Of dispatches
containing definite instructions from
the French government regarding car
rving out the sealed orders which were
handed to the admiral previous to MS
leaving Toulon.
These dispatches directed Admiral
Caillard to proceed to the Island OF
Mitylene "a Turkish island off the Aege-
na) where he was to seize the customs
at Midilli and at another port.
The French government, however
trusts that the whole difficulty will
very shortly be arranged to its satistac-
Paris. Nov. 5.-The following is the
dispatch received from Admiral Call
lard
Mitylene, Nov. 5, 11:40 a. M.
"Armored division arrived at Nifty
lene"
This dispatch does not mention any
incident Of the landing, but 1t seems
certain that the French commander
carried out his instructions, which were
to occupy three ports Of the island and
to seize the customs. One cruiser and
three torpedo catchers became separat-
ed from the squadron owing to the
speed of the latter The dispatch boat
Mouette. which had Joined the squa-
dron. was sent to meet them and to &C
company them to Mitylene.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
STEN0GRAPHERS TO
FORM AN ASSOCIATION

Six stenographers, members of the Y.
M. C. A. met last night at the Associa-
tion building to consider the matter of
organizing club for mutual pleasure
and profit. Word was received from
six others who could not be present last
night saying that they favored the idea
of the club and would attend the next
meeting. After discussion 1t was decided
to meet again Tuesday night for organ
ization and this committee on arrange
ments was appointed: A. x. Cannon,
A. w. Stone and ]. r. Martin. The
present intention is to"meet once a
week or Oftener and TO have at each
meeting one of the number dictate for
the others to take down. There will al
SO be social features.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
IN SPECIAL
TOWN NEE ING
Shrewsbury Citizens Voted to
Borrow $1,000 and to Give
Full Power to Trustees of Jubal
Howe Fund

Special to The Spy.
Shrewsbury, Nov. 5.-A special meet
ing was held this afternoon at O'Clock
in Town Hall. r. E. Allen was chosen
moderator. 1t was voted to pass over
article two.
1t was voted to accept section 20 of
chapter SO of public statutes, "Qn the
impounding of cattle and beasts"
1t was voted to place Tree Warden"
on official ballot.
1t was voted to borrow $1,000 and to
give notes to be due the year follow
ing the series of notes previously
voted.
1t was voted to give to the trustees
of the Jubal Howe Fund full power to
transact all business connected with
the fund. The property will be known
as the Town of Shrewsbury Jubal
Howe Library Fund.
The Matron's Aid Society of the
Shrewsbury Grange held its annual
harvest sale and fair Tuesday evening.
Supper was served from 6 to 8 o'clock.
The members of committees were as
follows: Supper-Mrs. Emily Carey,
Mrs. Walter Knowlton Mrs. Charles H.
Newton. Mrs. Z. A. Bartlett. Mrs. Wal
ter RUSSELL; vegetable-Miss Lottie
Howe, Mrs j. H. Knowlton; fish pond
Mrs. Herbert Stone, Miss Alice Allen;
domestic table-Mrs. ]. K. Stone, Mrs
Alice Davis; candy table-Miss Mabel
Fisher, Mrs. George N. Gates; auc-
tioneer, E. A. Bartlett. The gipsy for
tune teller was Miss Elizabeth Kelley.
There was also a rummage sale.
John Dorety, James McGuiness,
Arba Polachi of Worcester Frank
Kelley, Charles Bernap of Shrewsbury,
were out Monday night with two dogs,
Red Rover and Roll, after coons. They
succeeded in killing one on Boston Hill
in East part of Shrewsbury.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
CONCERT FOR BENEFIT
OF HOPE CHURCH CHOIR

A concert is to be given tomorrow
night in Hope Congregational Church,
South Worcester, for the benefit of the
choir. An orchestra Of 10 pieces will
play and chorus of 80 voices will sing
Fred Ayers is director. Among the ar
lists who will participate are Mrs E.
r. Cummins, contralto; Miss Georgia
Hawkins, elocutionist; G. w. Medium
of Clinton, baritone; A. H. Johnson,
snare drum soloist: Charles H. Nero,
flute soloist. An attractive program has
been arranged.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
TABB ANXIOUS TO GET
RECORD FOR THE COURSE

Abner Tabb the former greenskeeper OF
the Tatnuck Country Club. will play the
best ball OF Charles r. Davis and William
s. Buxton IN an 1S-hole match this after
noon. at the links Of the worcester Cor
Club Play will begin about go O'Clock,
Tabb Is anxious 10 obtain the record OF
are SADLY out Of form. IL is probable That
he will have to do # 10 win this match.
Tabb is also looking for another match
with Con. Cronin. CrOnin has been IN
Providence lately, but returned last highI
A. efyort will he made 70 arrange another
match between the two professionals.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
FITCHBURG

The local Relief Association Of the
Fitchburg & Leominster Railway Com
pany win hold their sixth annual con-
cert and ball in City Hall, Jan 10.
j. M. Sawtelle of the depot restaur-
ant celebrated his 10th birthday Tues
day.
United States Marshall Charles K.
Darling came up from Boston Tuesday
and cast his vote. Then he went to
Ashburnham where Ledro A. Morales
who came back from Porto Rico with
the colonel is studying at Gushing
Academy.
One case of diphtheria and three
more cases of typhoid were. reported to
the board Of health Tuesday.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
FIRST OF REVIVAL
SERVICE AT TRINITY

The first of the series of revival services
at Trinity Methodist Church was held
last night. in the auditorium of the
church and was largely attended. The
subject as announced was Heaven,
with Miss Katherine E. Smith as leader.
The praise service was led by Charles
Clark and F. r. H. Stetson- Mr.. Bryant
and Miss Brooks rendered appropriate
gospel selections. Among those who as
sisted in the service by speaking on differ
ent phases of the subject were DR.. Albert
Cross. Mrs. Louie E. Ware. Miss Leila
Ayers Mrs. L. V. Bailey and Mr.. Pome-
roy. As a result of the earnest service,
two persons were at the altar.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
GOOD MEN ENDORSE
TAYL0R'S CANDIDACY

Marvin M TAYLOR is a candidate for
the School Committee in Ward six.
His nomination papers were filed yes
terday. The list of men who signed Mr..
Taylor's papers is good evidence that
whatever feeling might have existed as
a result Of the Garst- Heath fight last
year is pretty thoroughly eradicated.
Those who indOrse Mr.. Taylor's can
didacy are John r. Back, John Low,
Austin w. Ward, w Alonzo Barrows.
Charles f. Marble, James E. Orr, John
H. Orr James Hunt, Julian F. Bige-
low, George W. Wright and Lucian B.
Stone.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
FOR MISS
STONES RELEASE CONTINUE

Sofia. Nov. 5.-The exchange of commu-
nications with the brigands are still go
ing on. It has been ascertained that the
band intended TO kidnap Mr. House.
missionary at Salonica. at the same time
as Miss Stone but the design failed.
Two days before Miss Stone was abducted
brigands fired five shots at a gendarme
near Raslog. and the local authorities
knowing there were bandits in the neigh
borhood, should have supplied an escort.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
Final Of the Cross-Country Series
Held Yesterday Under Condi-
tons UnfavorabIe to Good
Work by Contestants
ALLEN HARD PRESSED
BY FRESHMAN LINCOLN
The Latter Put Up a Carney Fight
and Was Led Across the Tape
Scarce Two Yards Behind Allen
Second Class Honors Go to
Sophs by One Point

The final run of Tech cross country
series was held yesterday afternoon and
Is members of the junior, sophomore and
freshmen classes lined up for the start.
The senior class. was not represented.
For the third time, Allen of the Junior
class was first to cross the line, al
though yesterday he had the battle of
his life in an effort to shake Lincoln 05.
The gritty freshman logged Aliens
footsteps with the tenacity of vet
eran at the cross country game and
when the men entered the last 100
yards of three and one-half mile
course, they were neck and neck. Like
weary, but a game race horses pull for
the lead in the closing yards of
strength taking course, the pair
plugged, and Allen won by less than
two yards.
Yesterdays run was conducted under
conditions that were not entirely sat
isfactory. There was long delay in
starting and darkness had fallen when
the start was ordered. The men fin
ished beneath the rays of street light
and that was the only means Of de-
termining the numbers of contestants
The winners time was announced as
21m. 52s.
The course was from West Street
near the corner of Institute Road, to
Highland Street, to Newton Square. to
Chandler Street, to Park Avenue, to
Elm Street, to Russell, to Highland, to
West Street. The course had been
measured and the distance was an
nounced as 3.5 miles.
Badges will be given the representa-
tives of the classes who have been
most prominent in scoring during the
three runs. Allen '03 finished first
three times and scored so points. Lin
coin '05 was second in the two runs he
competed in Honors went to the rep
.resentatives of the Junior class who
scored 245 points. A single point separ-
ated the sophs and freshmen, the adj
vantage going to the former class. The
seniors made points in but one run, the
fret of carfac Gi1r1or11a
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
Happy Termination of Contests
in the Second Senatorial Dis
triCt and Ward Five Made Re-
pubIiCans Happy
BIG GATHERING AT
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
Senators-EIeCt MunrOe and Man.
ming Summoned from City Hall
to Address Meeting-JoIIifiCa
ton Meeting Of Ward Five Re-
pubIiCanS
nuhliCanS

There was a big crowd at Republican
Headquarters last night. The faithful
came early and stayed late. Returns
were received from the city and county
towns of the district and tabulated on
big blackboard as fast as received.
When the figures showed that the
second senatorial district was safe by
sizeable majority, and that Ward five
was in the Republican column by
bigger majority than for years, enthu-
siasm ran high.
Senators elect John P. Munroe and
David Manning were summoned from
City Hall, where they were watching
the returns and called upon to address
the gathering. Both responded.
Mr. Munroe said he believed the fight
in the second district had been more
stubbornly contested than any other in
the state, and that the eyes of Repub-
licans of Massachusetts had been upon
the second district all through the
campaign. He expressed considerable
pleasure at the handsome endorsement
given his candidacy by his fellow towns
men, which had resulted in the vote
cast for him running very close to that
cast for Governor Crane in the city
wards
Mr.. Munroe thought it must be a
great satisfaction to all to know that
Republicans of Worcester and the
county have got back to the old style
of electng candidates of the party by
sizeable majorties.
Mr.. Manning thanked his friends for
the interest taken in his campaign.
The vote in Wards seven and eight
was not all that might have been ex-
pected, but he was, Of course, pleased
with the result
Chairman Daniel e. Aver of the Re
publican city committee was, of course,
delighted with the Republican victories
In wards where contests were in evil
dence, He regretted the fact that Mr.
Shea should have been defeated in
Ward three, but he considered the
showing excellent
Mr.. Aver referred to the fact that the
Iredistricting of Ward seven had caused
some confusion, but he believed that
whatever difficulty was in evidence
would be carefully remedied before the
city election. In referring to the con-
test in the second district, Mr.. Aver
said he was pleased to say that he be-
| lieved it case of where the best man
won He believed Republicans gen.
orally would experience qualification at
the result and gain fresh encourage
ment for the work of the city cam
paign.
| Republicans of Ward FIVE had a JOLT
ication meeting in Arcanum Hall to
| celebrate another victory in the ward
A majority of the Republican voters o.
the ward were present. John g. Hag-
/ berg, who was elected yesterday for
another term, was present and thanked
! his friends for their loyal support.
+ Frederick Clee, William Greaves and
others spoke, the general sentiment be-
ing Of a congratulatory nature, and
that Ward five is Republican for keeps.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
HARVARD AND TECH
CHAPTERS PLAY SATURDAY

The annual football game between
Worcester Tech and Harvard chapters OF
Sigma Alpha Epsilon will be at the Oval
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock The
banquet in honor of the Harvard chapter
will be in the local chapter house, Hum
boldt Avenue, in the evening. The foot
ball game is usually productive of much
amusement, being entirely Of a social
nature.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
GENNESS RESIGNS FROM
CHARLTON SCHOOL BOARD

Charlton, Nov. 5.-A special town
meeting was held at IL O'Clock this
morning One hundred and thirteen
votes were cast. 1t was voted to ac-
cept the article to elect the superin-
tendent of roads each year. George o.
Genness resigned as member of the
school committee, his resignation to
take effect Nov is. His place win be
filled by vote of the selectmen and re-
naming members of the school board.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
CASINOS WON TWO
STRINGS AND MATCH

The Casinos won two straight strings
from the Winthrops, on the Winthrop
alleys. last night. and the match by s.
pins. Neither team rolled in City League
form. Van Sewers total Of 256 was high
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06

A young man man whose address Is
somewhat in doubt, took out marriage
license yesterday and after he had left
the City Hall, it was noticed that he
had given his residence as % Front
Street. In view of the fact that the
first building on the odd-numbered side
of Front Street is 101 1t would indicate
that the young mans residence is
somewhere along the north side of the
Common.
II wonder what the Woman's Club
will do next to raise money" said one
friend to another last night. IT don't
know" said the second speaker, but
1t will undoubtedly be something that
shows the great ingenuity of that
body" Just then a woman friend of the
two appeared on the scene. She hap
pened to be member of the club in
question 1--WE were just talking about
your club" 20, were you? Well, what
about it?" We were wondering what
you would offer us next in the line of
entertainment. 20, haven't you heard?"
said she, "Our next venture is to be a
football game between Smith and
Wellesley"
young man NSHe " Sec his DesI
girl one night last week, and was
shown into the parlor to wait until
she was ready. While he was waiting
her brother, aged four came in and pro-
ceeded to make himself at home upon
the visitors knee. The boy sat there
very quietly for about minute and
then began to amuse himself by pull
ing the young mans nose and ears and
running his fingers through the visit
or's hair. The young man endured all
this torture, as he knew that the child's
sister was not 20 fet away but later in
the evening when he had parted from
his best girl, and had got about 20 yards
from the house he turned around and
shaking his fist at the house, said, II
wish | had that kid here now"
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The Washburn leader., 1901-03-23
News Of In
4 terest. x
LYFoRD FOOLED THEM.
ftincrant Repair Man Arrested I
SuAniCi0n Mt EafGO.

ftincram Repair Man Arrested ON
Suspicion at Fargo.
The Fargo police arrested G. d. Ly-
ford, and thought they had a regular
walking arsenal. He had a gun or
two, small searchlight, two punches,
a pair of pliers and some keys. It ap-
peared to be a good haul, and visions
Of q reward for bank burglars and
dangerous criminals were INDUCED In.
It develops that the man lives out in
the western part of the county, and
was an itinerant repairer. The revolv-
ers had been given him to repair, and
he was proven so harmless that his
release was ordered.
Fargo candidates for aldermen have
been in no hurry to get their petitions
filed pending the action Of the legis-
lature on the Murphy bill, to make the
terms Of aldermen four years and do
The bill failed, and now there is a
hustle to get into the game. Monday
is the last day. It is said Aldermen
Schruth and Ames, for the First and
Second wards, have no opposition. Ex-
City Auditor Rupert may contest Aid.
Stanford's election in the Third. In
the Fourth, Candyman Everhart and
John Hogan, a popular railroad em-
ploye, are both said to be after Mr..
Barton's official shoes. w. b. Allen, in
the Fifth, will have J. w. Sutherland
and another candidate or two in the
fight, and there are said to be several
candidates in the Sixth, where the east
side Of the ward wants representa-
ffOn
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-23
BRANCH FOR GRAND FORKS.

Van DuseM-Ha harrington to Open an
Ofhce-Brickmaker ers Meet.
1t Is understood that the Van Du-
SEN n-Harrington. company of Minneapo-
lis will open branch office in Grand
Forks, and that Thomas Beare will be
in charge. The offices will be in the
Hotel Dacotah. At present there is
but one office of the kind In Grand
Forks-a branch Office Of Lewis &
Co., in the Herald block, and the Van
DusenH Harrington people feel the field
Is exceptionally good.
w. F. Aslip of Grand Forks has re.
turned from Little Falls, Minn., where
he attended the annual meeting Of the
Northwestern Brickmakers' associa-
ton. The association was organized a.
year ago, and includes the brickmakers
Of North and South Dakota and Min
nesota. Mr.. Alsip was elected presi-
dent. He says the outlook is very
promising. The next annual meeting
could have been brought to Grand
Forks. but Mr.. Alsip was Of the opin-
ion that, as the association had been
organized but a year, it would not be
good policy to hold the annual meet
ing so far from the center of the terri
tory, as it might result in a small at
tendance. The meeting next year will
be held at Princeton, MINI. Lewis
Moline of Willmar was reelected Sec
retary.
The Washburn leader., 1901-03-23

gress providing for the erection =,
bridge across the Red river for the n naa
line. It was privately understood new t,ew
the advance steps were for the soo ..iat aEt
that actual promises have been mada aha h'.
the company to come into the North n,
kota metropolis by next fall. This uu
give Fargo three transcontinental linz.
and II the road ever reaches here n v,r
insure further extension northwea,
through Cass. Steele and into Fosta'
or Barnes counties to connect with W.
present 500 line, giving the road sbort
er route via Fargo to Minneapolis fron,
Portal. where the connection with thu
Canadian Pacific Is made.
Ex-senator Washburn will extend ~.
road to Washburn, the Mclean coun,v
capital. Last summer the road was hn,,,
from Bismarck to Wilton, the presen,
location Of the Minnesotan's great coal
fields. Further work has been plannas
along the Missouri river after the town ~.
Washburn is reached.