The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21


ly talking about grammatical errors,
were interrupted by man who was
passing the desk and caught part of
their conversation. Talking about
GRAMMAR" he inquired, II can give
You little question in grammar you'll
have hard work to answer" "All
right" replied the girls, give 1t to
u.s." IF a barrel weighed rs pounds"
But the girls hooted him down for he
was attempting to give them a mathe-
NAUTICAL problem in place of a question
In grammar and he didn't know tue
difference. Just like a man.
There was legal notice preliminary
to the sale of certain property in
boon to the advertising department
1t was about column and half long
and must have contained 5000 words at
least. The form of notice itself is sim
pie enough and usually takes less than
quarter of a column. The eXtraor-
binary length in this case was due to
necessity of repeating the usual number
of times not the names of two or three
interested parties to the proposed
transaction but the whole of the fol-
lowing list, several times giving the
residence of each:
To Luis Carvajal Melgarejo, Mar
quis de Puerto SECURE, Count de Cab
rillas, Maria Tulsa Carvajal Santos
Suarez, Maria del Pillar Carvajal y
Santos SuareZ, Angel Maria Carvajal
y Santos Suarez, Isabel Carvajal y
Santos Suarez, Benigno S. Suarez,
Ysabel Francia de Santos Suarez, Law
renee Santos Suarez, Francis Santos
Suarez, Peter Santos Suarez Josefa
Jabat de Santos SuareZ, Maria del
Pillar Santos SuareZ de Cabeza de
Vaca, Leonardo Santos Suarez, Anto-
MIA Santos Suarez, Joseph Santos Sua-
rez, Joaquin Santos Suarez, Fernando
Cabeza de Vaca, Mariana Cabeza de
Vaca, Joaquin Cabeza de Vaca, Pedro
Jose Cabeza de Vaca, Matilde Giron y
Mendiz de Santos Suarez, Josefa San
tos Suarez, Ana Maria Santos Suarez,
Ynes Santos Suarez, Augustine de
Florez de Poggio, Rafael de Florez,
Maria de Florez de Verges, Ramon de
Florez, Manuel de Florez, Augustine de
Poggio, Mercedes de Poggio de Rubio,
v. Rubio, Maria de Poggio de Ravina,
Juan Jose Ravina, Salvador de Poggio,
Dolores de Poggio, Josefa Tulsa de
Poggio, Marie B. de Florez, Marie de
Florez, Luis de Florez, Augustine de
Florez, Jose M. de Verges, Rosa de
Verges, Jose de Verges. Augustine de
Verges, Maria G. de Florez, Ramon de
Florez, Jr., Josefa de Florez, Rafael de
Florez, Manuel de Florez, Mariana de
Florez, Joseph Francis Francia and
John HCancia; all of whom were resi-
| dents of various places in Spain.
The trials Of a rising young orator
of the curb are admirably set forth IL
| the following from New York paper
"a young Tammany spellbinder, trav
| cling in a furniture van, invaded tn
| Twenty first Assembly district on Sat
urday night. He had a strong vote
! and was very earnest. He coult
| sprinkle a mist of tears on his tours a
he raved against that monster Je
rome! A big crowd gathered quickl!
at his first stopping place and he be
gan to tell them how poor innocen
people had been dragged to dungeon
cells by Jerome and his men. Soon hi
was in a fine frenzy.
Listen, my friends, If you can ht
said. while / tell you the terrible sto'
ry of one poor mother and her babes
Agents of Jerome swore that this pcs
innocent wife and mother, was a bac
woman. That creature Jerome issued
warrant and that poor woman was
dragged from her home. Her little in
nercent babes. a girl and boy, was
left crying on the sidewalk as the poor
inherent mother was dragged away tc
prison. OH my friends, think of it il
you CAM Think of that poor, inner
cent mother in an iron barred dungeon
cell with little babes.
"The speaker in his frenzy had for
gotten that he left the babes crying or
the sidewalk and the audience ignored
the oversight. He went on
Oh, my friends, think of it if you
can-that poor, inherent mother in her
iron barred dungeon cell, nursing at
one breast her baby girl of four years
nursing at the other breast her blond
haired little boy of six
" Sakes alive, why didn't she wean
'em, the fooll exclaimed stout, mid
dle-aged woman in the crowd. The
roar of laughter that followed drowned
the trembling voice of the orator and
the man in charge of the wagon turned
to the driver and said, Get to hell out
O. herel "