The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-07

er and guide. died last week at the Re
serve at St Mary's, being about so years
of age. Gabe years ago accompanied
Paul Boynton to London with his water
circus. and gave performances IN ms
canoe before the Prince of Wales lie
leaves several Children.
George Jewett of Worcester Mass,
who has been visiting friends here for the
past two weeks, has returned home. IL IS
Il years since Mr.. Jewett left this city,
and he expressed much qualification at
the growth of his old home in that time.
The lumber cut on the st. John River
last fall and winter was from 100000 to
| 145 600 600. 1t is estimated that this winter
the cut will be about 125,OOOO0O.
Foreign sportsmen are returning from
| the hunting grounds, and all have their
quota of game. Dudley Olcott of Albany
| N. Y, came down to Metapedia yester-
| day; also Charles H. Raymond of New
| York They were on the saltwater
grounds on the Restigouche, The moose n ,s
| heads they brought were magnificent
| specimens.
THE two game wardens in the Tobique
recently returned $1,000 in fees for licenses
| to kill moose, etc. This being calculated
| at the regular fee of $50 each for nom
residents and 50 each for residents, repre-
| sents a goodly number of enthusiastic
sDortsmen.
Among those who are coming to St
John during the visit of the Duke and
Duchess of Cornwall is delegation of
the Order of Scottish Clans from Massa-
chusetts They are coming on the invita-
ton of Clan Mackenzie, and VIII form al
part of the navy and army veterans eX-
cursion.
AS a result of the recent music festival
at St John a musical association has
been formed in that city similar to those
in the New England states. The man
ayers of the Worcester Association could
give the st. John people pointers in this
line. Suzanne Adams and Campanari
were the winning cards at the festival.
Miss Adams said to a reporters Il had
quite an experienced in my rush from hu-
roDe to Worcester. They cabled me ask
ing me to sing there and ] FASTENED right
away. arriving in New York last Fri |
day at $50 in the morning on the Ger
manic. BY courtesy Of the port went
direct to the train. was in Worcester at 8
o'clock. was present at $50 rehearsal
and sang in the concert that evening. |
The papers seemed to think it quite a
feat"
Henry NJ Turner the popular United
States immigration inspector at st. John,
has been given promotionI and N tuture
will have his headquarters at North STRAIT
ford. n II. He wiz have charge OF the
inspection of immigrants travelling over
the Grand Trunk Railway from Montreal
and Quebec into Boston
The run Of salmon on the Miramichi is
reported to be exceptionally great, but on
account of the lowness of the water the
fish have been unable 10 ascend the
northwest and southwest branches The
consequence is that they are detained in
pools at the head Of the tide. these pools
being simply alive with solid mass Of
salmon.
The Dominion revenue derived from
customs for the three months ending the
Goth of September amounts 10 $S,0350aA
This is an increase of $4SS 92i or nearly
half a million dollars over the same time
last year. The increase for the month
over September. 1900, was S2S2. So
Major Saunders. n. w. NJ. p: Cat
Howard deceased; Major f. B. Stairs,
Halifax: Capt Mcdonnell, Lieut. Nor
rison, ottawa and Lieut. Mason Toronto,
have received the Distinguished ServiceI
Order
&C. A. Duff Miller agent general OF
New Brunswick IN London, who came out
in the steamship Australasian to Mon-l
treal brings with him a handsome and
valuable vase, replica OF the famous
Warwick Vase. in the grounds of war;
wick Castle. which is to be presented tot
the Eighth Princess Louise New Bruins
wick Hussars with which corps ne was
at one time connected.
=. TT. Clergue has purchased the ice
breaker Algoma for use this winter in ami
attempt to maintain communication with
the port of Quebec and the sea.
AT the annual meeting OF the Lake OF
the Woods Milling Company. held atl
Montreal, a dividend Of 10 per cent for theI
year was declared and the old board re-
elected
The c. P. R. will issue bonds for $3.50.
900 sterling TO acquire and construct new
steamers. including new Empress liner
The issue Of debenture stock on ac-I
count of 80 miles of branch lines in Mani !
tOba was authorized not to exceed $l5OoI
a mile. and the sum Of s250O00 was set
aside for pension funds.
AT the sale Of reserved seats for thet
military review on the occasion OF theI
dukes visit to Toronto 5000 seats at 81 per
seat were sold within two hours Some !
people waited al night to get in line. /
The Ontario Rife Association viii likely I
net $4,000 to $4,000 from extra seats yet TO /
be sold. !
canadian cattle have won over 5000 in |
prizes at Buffalo.