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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06

Mr. Smith in reply to this state
ment, said the superintendent has Wis
tied the Greendale school only three
times in the past year and then he
spent only five minutes in the prin-
cipals room. He has never offered
word of advice to the teachers. The
teachers of the Worcester schools are
an intelligent body and there is not
one of them who will endorse this
PLAN He thinks the committee ought
to give some attention to the wishes of
the teachers who are acquainted with
their work and who know how it can
be done best. A plan that works in
some other city does not necessarily
work well in Worcester If the object
of the plan is to reduce expenses and
it is found the principals salaries are
too much there is not member in
the board who will vote to cut them
down quicker than he will. He thinks
the committee is beginning at the
wrong end to reduce expenses. His
idea is to begin with some Of the
higher officers of the board and work
down.
The plan was endorsed by Andrew
w. Ekstrom and DR.. John T. Dug
gan. the latter criticising severely the
action of some of the teachers in pur-
suing the members of the committee
with their troubles instead Of pre-
senting their complaints to the super
intendent to have them referred by
him to the proper committee. He
thinks the plan is all right and that
the principals who are getting $1,000 a
year should be required to do more
work than those who are getting only
$1,000 or $500.
The report Of the committee on
teachers was then adopted, Mr. Smith
voting against it.
The members of the committee are
beginning to feel a bit worried over
the criticism that is being heaped on
the board for the way it spends its
money and in order to let the public
know the condition of its finances, the
committee on finance had prepared a
special report as follows:
In view of the unusual condition Of
the finances of the School Committee.
the finance committee respectfully
submits for your consideration. and for
the information of the public as well,
a brief but comprehensive statement
as follows:
Our estimates for the expenses of the
present fiscal year as submitted to and
approved by you called for S571,3S0 (3y
vote of the School Committee $500
was added to this account for the ex-
tension of manual training. making
the total asked for $572, $500 This
amount was divided among the various
items as per schedule then presented.
These estimates were carefully pre-
pared by the various subcommittee.
assisted by the superintendent and
clerk and were then submitted TO the
finance committee, who corrected, re-
vised and put them into the form pre-
sented. The City Council appropriated
1000 from the tax levy and $2633 I'M
expended balance. making the total
appropriated by the City Council $751;,
633, or S55.247 less than our estimate,
or If the estimated revenue of $500
be taken into consideration. $52.747 less.
1t was intimated that it was the deter
mination Of his honor, the mayor. that
the school department should receive
but little, if any. further appropria
ton. Consequently, this committee has
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06

used great effort to keep the expenses
of the school department as low as
possible consistent with a reasonable
care for the interests of the schools
While under pressure for retrench-
ment, the expenses have been less in
some cases than the estimate. 1t is
somewhat doubtful, however, if this
showing is wholly In the line of real
economy. There is no advantage in the
long run in neglecting necessary re-
pairs on buildings. 1t only carries a
greater expense over into future years.
1t is hardly consistent with the best in
terests of the city or the duty of the
school committee that necessary text
books and books of reference be with
held; still, under existing conditions
requests from teachers for books need
ed in their daily work are denied, or
the granting of them indefinitely post
poned.
The comparatively small sum ex-
pended for manual training is due to
the fact that the School Committee
gave UP plans for gradually extending
the work of this department, owing to
the lack of an appropriation by the
City Council sufficient for carrying out
the recommendations of the Sub-Com-
mittee on drawing and manual train
ing
Inc SALARIES Oh fhA-ICG5ltE lGdCHEI
are not high as compared with teach
ers Of the same rade in other cities,
and no higher than is necessary to hold
our best teachers. In fact, it is a fire.
uuent occurrence that teachers leave
us to take positions with higher salar-
les and the number of those leaving to
fill more lucrative positions is increas-
ing with the growing efficiency and the
high reputation Of the Worcester
schools.
That there is no foundation for the
criticism Of the expenditures of the
school department prevalent in some
quarters) Is shown by the fact that
with all the demands of the schools for
the best appliances and instruction, the
cost per pupil is decreasing, 1t being
S27.SS in 1896 and 1854 in 1900.
We believe the policy Of retrenchmeni
wherever Il could be reasonably APP
piled. has been carried quite
as far as is consistent with
the welfare Of the public schools. We
can confidently assert that the school
committee has not made or contem-
plated any expenditures during the
present year that can justly be con-
sidered extravagant. unreasonable or
unnecessary. on the contrary, as
shown by comparing the expenditures
with the estimates, the committee has
worked with the same spirit and aim
regarding school expenses as has his
honor. the mayor, and the city council
The financial situation, based on a
careful estimate Of expenses for the
balance Of the fiscal year, is as follows:
Probable total expenditures for the
year 1862 ,502.6S: first appropriation,
s515. 900: second appropriation. $4,000;
balance and estimated rev.
enue, s5.24S29; recently supplied by his
honor. the mayor, for care of school
houses. 1920. for truant school, s225:
estimated additional revenue, S729.39;
balance unappropriated, including $1,000
for arithmetics, 1923. 100.
This amount needed is itemized as
follows: For salaries OF teachers,
SIS. 500: for books and supplies. includ-
ing $4,000 for arithmetics. $4,000; for
evening schools, including salaries Of
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
COUNTY VOTE FOR
STATE OFFICERS
CONTINUED from Page %

TWENTIETH WORCESTER DIS
TRICT.
Tandidates-F. M. Heath, Rep; l.. A.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
TO RETURN TO
OLD SCHEDULE
M. C. D. Borden Thought CondI-
lions Justified Increases
Wages But Says He CannsA
Paw More Than Other Mills

Fall River, Nov. 5.-M. G. d. Bordent
owner Of the Iron Works Cotton Mia&
here, who few weeks ago caused eA-
citement in labor circles here by an
nouncing an increase of 10 per cent to-
day announced return to the original
schedule Nov. IS. 1t was stated that
Mr.. Borden hoped to compel the other
manufacturers in the city to raise
wages to meet his action but general
increase was refused and the operatives
accepted the situation.
The following notice was posted In all
the rooms at the Iron Works Mills,
shortly after II o'clock:
"The market price of labor in this
community as fixed by the manage
ment Of mills having being formally
accepted by the operatives, the wages
of the employees in the mills of the Fall
River Iron Works Corporation will be
reduced 10 per cent to the scale pre-
vailing prior to the recent advances.
1.-THE reduction will take effect Mon
day Nov Is. While the management
OF this corporation believed that under
existing conditions wages should be
advanced 1t nevertheless cannot pay
any more than the rate accepted in
lother mills"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06

TWENTY-FIRST WORCESTER
DISTRICT
Notwithstanding NJ. Taft, Rep; ].
H. Kenney, Dem,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
RETURNS WERE READ
BY MANAGER WILTON

At both the Park and the Lothrop
theatres the election returns were fur
nished by The Spy and were announced
by Manager Wilton himself.
The results In the various contests were
received with applause. The names OF
Gov. Crane, Mayor-elect Low and Rep
resentatice Hagberg were especially
warmly received. Senator-elect Munroe 8
election seemed particularly pleasing to
the audiences.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06

VOTEI IN 18th REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT IN 1900
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
TECH MANAGER ARRANGES
TWO FOOTBALL GAMES

Manager Philip Lon OF the Worcester
Tech football team has arranged two out
of-town games, and an effort will be made
to keep the Tech team together until the
games are played. The FIRST contest IS
Tufts and the second with Brown Uni
versity. al Providence. Nov. q, the day
OF the Harvard-Yafe game at Cambridge.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
PERSONALS

Capt G. H. G. Gale OF the 4th
Cavalry. U. S. Army has recently re-
turned from the Philippines. after a
three years term OF service there and
Is visiting at his former home in this
city. He is accompanied by Mrs. Gale
and daughters. For the next two
years Capt. Gale will be stationed in
Springfield. having been assigned the
duties Of recruiting officer there.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06
MUNR0E A VICTOR
OVER WALSH

Continued from Page one.)
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06

There will be a meeting of the Wor-
cester Consumers League Nov. IS, at
the Y. w. c. A. building. Miss Gather
inc Comans, professor Of economics at
Wellesley College, will address the
league. Miss Comans is a member of
the executive committee of the Massa
chusetts Consumers League. The
meeting will begin at p. m. The first
half hour will be devoted to business,
after which time the public will be wei.
come to hear the address by Miss
Comans.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-05-23
Piles Cured Without Knife,

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud-
ing piles. no cure, no pay. All drug
glsts are authorized by the manufact-
urers of Boro-Carboi Salye to refund
the money where it fails to cure any
case of piles no matter of how long
standing, Cures ordinary cases in six
days. the worst cases in fourteen days
Price . cents per box. For sale by
John E. DAILY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-05-23
H. WIPPERMAN,

District Attorney.
On motion the above report was
accepted and the District ATTORNEY
ordered to prepare a contract with
the sheriff for board of prisoners at
seventy-fve cents per day from May 1,
1901, to the end of the present sher-
ifs term.
1t was then moved to adjourn to
two O'Clock p. M. The motion was
carried by the call of roll as follows:
Ayes:-JOS. T. Arpin. Ommodt.
Hiles, Scott. Rowland, Bassett. Coch-
ran, Bell, Voigt, Tallant, Rausch,
Hooper, Eichsteadt. Pitts, Cotey.
Noltner, Thomas. Mullen, Ayers. 10.
Nays Berg, News, Brazeau, Con-
way, Christensen. Mechler, Hahn,
Common, Fechhelm, Krings. Potter.
Davis. Provost, McTavish, Johnson,
Jackson. Bean. II.
Absent E. P. Arpin. Not voting,
John Juno
E. S. RENNE,
County Clerk.
TO BE CONTINUED
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freunbli6er 8eife offen, bis tie bepoz
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Or. Gbparb Sod, Der Grfinber Der
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uno bonn Suberfuiole@ Gongreb auridz
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feline punberbare Ginut6mun9s@8or@
ri9tuna unb bic correfte 4%ntpenoung
bes SubercuIin 10 beheutenbe GrfoIge
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Girhm1rfte.

Gbicagp, %. @uguft. - Die
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16,50OStiid; Stiere ftnb burdi4nitt@
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dussepdblte bra4ten $50 bis 80,
quite $40 Biz 5.25. S9peine f1He
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fen mar attip.
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Sie beiOtn SOftOren Sod
Robert Sod. Or. @Sparo Sod.
ttnS iDre 9rofen oetti6en Cuts
SeGum9ett ttno Grfnonngen.

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perben, baB 9ottor &o6ert Sod Der
@ntoeder bes 9eiImittels 1T, pel9es
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8altimprer bon sol Norb<@utdpitr.,
cine Der hehentenoften lit.
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0ehrrr fur bic Vbi[ipbiuea.
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GtraBen feline Hennbahnen.

grpbtbencs, g.. S, %. Dug.
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tighten gu MAIDEN, Die ie in ben Der
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@rttgrbtamte III Scratbnng.
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tunbe. - S60ne &eoe1t.

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2pfomptipe uno nurOen 3ermalmt.
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Sic6cr,uain fonmt nift mad Canada

Ottana, Snt., %. 4nguf. =
Dit 9eraogin BON Gprnpaa unoYort
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gegen fie6t unb ibre Aer5te Die Struz
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9emmler'f9en Gabrif uufgsfsate
Ppli3ei : 46t6eilung am Sonntag
&beno befebligte, foQ gu ben Stritern
geiu9t baben, tie Ipqten linn III ale
9erfonen be3ei6nen, Die bort gft6ts
5u Iuden bGtten, b. +. Strifer ooer
8orpoiten Der @trifer ooer 5abrttz
4rbeiter ieien; er tperoe fur5en Yro%
5eB nit benIelben MAIDEN unb bieieGz
BEN fOrti9affen. Mapor 8lad biibte
5ebn Mdnner INN je $5.25, neil tie
ii@ an Gonntug QbenO auf Der
StraBe ge5eigt batten, unb 5pdng tie,
Mc8eesport gu perlafen. Die Be
treffenben iouen MIR 5ufdGige 8eiu@
der bon Wtc&eesport getpeIen iein;
Die metIten paren bon Bittsburg bier
per getommen.
8erIangen Elm 8erbOt gez
gen bic @tnfu6r BON
Stritebre9ern.
Gbica9o, %. @uguit. Die
Union : Maf9inenbuuer ppGen 8ou>
bernetr Oates er1u6en, Der @tnfubr
BON Strifebredern Elm 3tel gu ieBen,
tpeIfe bier tdgli9 aus bem Often an
Ian9en unb bic SteQungen Der fri
fenben MaT6inen6auer einne6men.
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9teier 8eI9IuB purbe 6eute i'm Gre
futiprat6 Der MaI6inenbauer gefabt,
pel9er a9t bteiige 2Ogen Der inter-
natipnalen Mai6tnenbarer : Union
pertritt.
Mnbere Strifes.
Sppefu, 3s., 20. &ugut. -
Sin Strife in ben &oblengruben Der
n8iq Sour" in Pittsburg, 38., pirb
Nusganqs bieIer Wo6e erpartet unb
qegen 1000 damn tperben oaran be-
t6eiligt fem. @s banbelt it4 nm bic
Mnertennung Der rMiners Union"
uno Die @ru6enbeiiBer BADEN ii4 entz
f8ieben geipeigert, Oaruuf ein5ugeben.
G6icagp, %. Mugu1t. = IGe
peibli9en M}itgIieber Der 8u96inoerz
Union, pel9e BEL Der 80. 9. Gontep
Comp" in 6ammonb, Sno., bei4Gfz
tiqt paren, i'm 9an3en etpa $50 Yerz
fonen, baben Die Mrbeit nteoergelegt
neil lire @oritanbsmitglieoer pel9e
geItern entlaFen ipprDen paren, ni9t
tpieber angefte1t pOroen limb.
altoona, 9a., %. auguit. -
Die Mngefte1ten Der nPittsburg
Sobn8tofpn, @benoburg unb Gditerr
8a6n" limb negen gi9~tbe5ublunl
hires %riidfGnbigen 2ohnes au5geItan.
ben. Ser @ertebr auf, Der 9abn II
total unterbro9en.
QIIerGei aus 9eutfhlanb
Sn @il6elmsbapen purbe bieiel
Sage bic @9iffstaFe bes SOrpebo:
bootes .. 2 nit 10000 Warf SnAal
gefto6len. 8on benz 0iebe 1T bis ieB
nod feline Spur gefunben poroen.
8egen 8alberiee : 8eletoigun(
muBte in 2emberg Der S4auipiele
Glinstt burun gGauben. 9erfelb
bate baIelbIt auf Der 8I6ne Elm be
le~ioigenbes Grtempore iiber ben Sc
neral : 5elbmarf6aq bonn StapeG &c
GaHen unb purbe am Sage na9 De
4ufFu6rung bofir belangt. Gr puro
gu elmer Strafe BON 10 8ronen Der
urt6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29
Sas gauge @bfeut
Reass Soa 2afarrb Sarborunsen
&WerSen-VSnnaGer Gfan'S Saa+

5. Gouts Ytar, ~, Gb1edso, Sll.
8. 2ouis pfau, ST., Manager Der Gens
trdl Sruft Co., fhreibt bon Suite POI.
Simesz!9srolb : Gebdube, g9icago, ST.,
tpie folgt:
..9eateu SSnni bate tt5 eiaer fd5Iints
men lnfaa Dot Naien=Satarrb, bee
febr iaitis mar amb meta sanses so=
ftem fd,tuadtc. Sd fat Shre Slns
seige Ia ben 3ettuHgen mun fdJrteb an
sic MN 9iatb. Sd g~ebraitdlte 2cru.
ma fc~rttpabrcnS bis Iesten Npbentb &c
alS bic Gputptnme aGn5lt6) BET.
idtuaaoen."
s. Souts Rfau, St.
Der @9tb. Sdme3 Qepis, Seneral
Surbebor bon 2ouifiand, iagt:
SD base qerunu tur5e 3eit gebrdadi
unb lam es nit Srsuben empfeblen; ea
bepirtt Nlles pie aneeeeben unb i'd min
i9e, bab Ollie. bic an autarr9 leioen, oies
utHen f%otlten."
Somes 2epis.
Do aatarrb %srifirt, iinb bic S4lsims
bGute auber Srbnung. Dir S6leims
bdute finb 10 toftbur pie bas 8lut. Sit
5inb tbatId6li9 9lut, 8lut Blasma -
8lut, aus benen bic 30rper9en e%ntfernt
iinb. lin bieien 1ebelitanb gu heben,
mug Der 2atarrb beieitigt tperben. Cine
ge6onblung nit peruna perfehlt niemals,
bies 81 befpsrtfelIigen.
Der aGtb. SO. &. S6neibtr, gigens
tbiimer bes gaItic 6otel gu Dafbington,
.. G., ipridt bon 9eruna pie folst: sd
pinf9e gu fagen, bab i9 peruna dIs
bDtit ipunberbarss Mittel ssfunoen babe.
Sd babe Mn cine Slaide ge0rou4t unb
bin boIlig bon beiIen 9Or5iigen iiberseugt.
Sd fann nidt Dorts finben, UNI meinen
9ant au5suIprs9en fir bic ~erlansten Re=
fuitate."
S9idt nod cinsm frsien Sotarrbzgud.
abrsis: Sbe psrunu Nsbieiue Cons
PAM. Columbus. Slio.