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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-01
THREE ATTACHMENTS
IN ACTIONS OF TORT

The following attachments were ra-
corded yesterday at the Registry of
Deeds:
Joseph A. Buckminster VS.. George {,
and Addie c. Alger, all Of Winchendon
$780, In an action of contract. writ
served by Deputy Sheriff Robert Gala
nan, returnable at Gardner Oct. -
Bay State Savings Bank VS.. Francis
w. Phelan, Martin A Phelan. MARI
Phelan and William H. Brady, ali Of
worcester, $1,000. in an action of con-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-01
D0NNELLY MUST PAY
HIS WIFE $13 A MONTH

Judge William T. Forbes of the Pro-
bate Court issued a decree yesterday
on the petition of Nora DonneIly VS..
Thomas F. Donnelly of Milford, for
separate support for herself and chill
dren ordering the respondent to pay
$lS forthwith and $13 a month for the
separate support. The petitioner is
also given custody of the children.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-01

tract. writ served by Deputy Sheriff
James Early, returnable at Central
District Court Oct. 8.
Maud Doom VS.. Lowell C. Gallup, both
of Worcester, s3O00 in an action of CON-
tract, writ served by Deputy Sheriff
David H. Hayter, returnable at Super
Tor Court in November.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-01

ton of new tenement houses and new
machinery, so that Mabel Hunt Slater,
his widow, shall not be party to the
bill, which is intended to be against
the minor children. The court allowed
the latest petition.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-01

DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST
FORMS will yield to the use of Car
ter,s Little Nerve Pills aided by Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Dose. one OF
each after eating.
The sun., 1901-02-08
GIaRDED MS CAR Two WARS.
Nero Porter who Has B~cu sid,usckrd for .
Long Tine During q Process OF Litigation.

SPHt\aFIFIp, Mass Iob Allen Dudley.
a culored porter ia the employ Il the American
Palace car Company l- man ~ patience
For over two years lie and his white Nc"
have guarded the hlg palaC" car Boston.
which was sidetrncked here on Jan 25 1880
Since that time they lived In u luxurious
furnished or aud vet at times they had
barely had enough food To- keep them alive.
shortly after the arrival Of the Boston"
at tho Wasson Works Ia Brightvuud the
stockholders ot the American Palace car
Company had disagreement, tho rcsul,
81 which was an injunction against remoN-
ing tho car. brought by the minority stock
holders The Injunction cNectually settled
tho activity Of the company for the time.
oud pudlev was left with the car without
rcrclNing his salary. HIS appeals iu tho
officers not always made diI lomatically.
brought small sums oi money uCCH~i uuHllN q.
hut he vas COMPELLED To- depend on Bright.
,n,d rcsihcuts for food Frequently, although
10 had silver Ilate aud the best Irish linen
ON his table lie did not dare leave the car
permanently for fear he would not rc owe
Ms ha,k nav 50 he has faithfully tended n.
keeping u in perfect order and cleanliness
aud guarding II against thieves who several
times made attempts upon IL
The Na~Son Company hH' received word
that the injunction has been removed hv
,LC minor stockholders aud that "a settle
nont IL the cumpanys ahRirs ~ probable.
Dudley IL cxuberaut over his expectations
~ tNn years back paw
The sun., 1901-02-08
TROLLEY AvD POWER Civ,I WHEME
The whitney .T1kins syndicate said 10 he Inter
rs,,d In Bg Deal Up the state.

IocKroHr, Y Y Feb. The Whitney
FlNns syndicate has big scheme on In this
mar, Of the state, which viii involve millions
Those who are Informed say that the snuc
men who recently purchased the Buffalo
nnd prpcw trolley line are behind the Buffalo
Rochester and Niagara Falls Electric Railway
oompanys ridge road project IA" water
,ompnnv which desires 20 furnish Iockpurt
with water, aud the Niagara, lockport and
Ontario Power COMPANY, " hiCh has offered
to construct u power canal from Niagara
River to this CITY
IS q Minslc and the Depew Investment
,oiupuny are knowu 10 be- associated with tho
phiIndclphia and New York men who have
rurchascd the Bunalo aud D"p"w line. and
MIR NIuxlr and the American ZIP" Company
ni Philadelphia are barking the water aud
rnNrr companies referred TO Ia. Ridge
Road Trolley COMPANY has saId thHt II viii
take it, supply of power from the luckpurt
mower canal, II tho canal T. built, aud th"rr
j. srNtlenCr that II l. Interested IN the Cunstrtl,-
tion ct tins canal
Two cnpitali,ts haN" gone over the route
of the proposed Hunalo. dorchester aud NJ
ggara Falls trolley line, and II IL said on pretty
good authority that the Interests of all ~"
oompanir- named will bc consolidated aud
that the capitalists Interested will build ih"
trolley line, construct thc power canal aud
provide Iockport with water
The sun., 1901-02-08
,orIrGy .IRI mn HyRsTIT
smith s,sd.ut cave U'r Fusnd' scare
s,.tchlra esriI.. sent Ont for N,t

U,nrroHr. conn i"b Wise Nsn"'
hodges q smith ,olles" student. CAV" h"r
.,miIt AMI friend. bad s'ar" Yesterday
~r. went from rpllag- 'o her HON" Iu hfI-'"'
about . week pg.. and has hc"r su''rItr
'rum an attack - grIr. li.f uuud l"- -h'Nh
ID. while her mother Ms icWp p"tir'l. '.'
~ 'lr room. Mis- IIpdg'- disappeared T.
V,s feared hat she lad wandered "u'. 1nd
~. ipt.n.s cold Of tho d. Nt- expect ted 20
,..,ft... nor death 80 -he ',Is fhluIN clad
SEARCHING parties -cou."d ~" surrounding
country and the woods r'1rhN, hl' 'h''
V.,k.d aI daN WitIuU' -",ult. m 'u" 'N'-
uIug Mi.> nuigc- was found concealed ~
N. huHi-r She had no. boon "uf Nl"-
James Hodges. superintendent of warren a
60 turning mn
The sun., 1901-02-08
The 1sOs Executive Committee.

Tho following comprise tho Executive Conn
mittre of the Committee Of ?5o which was
formed 10 urge the adoption ~ Albany Of the
revised charter
John Eustis. \ Boulton, n II Bowker.
!. 7 Callahan, X Fulton cutting. Charles Y
Chadwick Horace b Deming Robert "
he Forest. Hampton pouVherty Franl;
Henry Field. Henry George, lr col 4
Goulden, Fred " llinrichs, William King.
Edgar lcaycrait, Vincent Locser. William
q Low. Charlton I LAWS Ludwig Ni~-rn,
" " Niles. Willis l. ogden. Herbert Par
sons, raudlng, Harrington Putnam,
James W Prior Wheel " Peckham. Prof
James T. Russell. the Rev Thomas X SlCar
samuel Seabury. william Jay Schiciehn
Charles Stewart Smith, Howard Townsend
Everett Z Wheeler John " Weed Frank \
Witbcrhpp
The sun., 1901-02-08
CH,yGs ~ so, rn AFRIc,v pornrp
London "Moruins Leader" Prints Rumors
T.sdinsoo show That One Il Coming

IoNpoN. Feb The Nprui1g io7dor
prints a curious story. which i admittedly
only rumor. THAT Mr. john Morley and u ~
believed Sir william N"ru0u-ilerCourt also.
have lately been visiting Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain at his Birmingham residence.
IN response 30 hi, invitation. he wishing 20
consult with them IN reference 10 South huca
The Leader also launches rumor that Mr.
Chamberlain has begun to have doubts re-
garding SIR Alfred Miners fitness 10 control
AFFAIRS at Cape Town The whole story sur-
g.sts a baRon dc.sd, Of rather moro pro-
n ounced type than some of the others hat
have been foatcd since tho death of Queen
Victoria. and u ls based on Journalistic gossip
to the effect that kns Edward. fulnlltug her
wishes. IL trying 10 influence the Ministers
In the direction " peace
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sbandoned all Intention = moving further
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garrison
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They move fast living upou ~" country,
and never SERIOUSLY attack any place uN"r-
ing n show Of r.NIstano" They avoid en-
gagements with the British mounted troops
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IT'S enough TO wear any one out.
First it's washing, III damp and draft.
Then it's ironing with the hot stove and
the hard work to endure. And in be-
tween whilcs, meals to get, house to
clean, and children to tend. It's bad
enough for we'll woman but for weak
woman it's slow torture. DR.. Pierces
Fayoritc Prescription cures the diseases
OF the delicate organs which weaken
women. II makes weak women strong
and sick women we'll.
Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter, .J,rc Of Chdygc. All
correspondence strictly private. Address
Or. X. V Pierce. Buffalo, y y.
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for four ycan writes Mrs rhche Morris, Of Ira,
Cavuga Co, n Y Bot s. II have taken hut
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s,iiption and Golden Medical Discovery
These medicines have done me more good than
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your medicines wa, sick IN he'd nearly half the
time ! couldn't do nv work only about half
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The sun., 1901-02-08
OPEvIvG or CAN,DI,v P,RII,urNT.
Governor General Says a Visit nv the nuL" OF
York Is Expected.

OTTAWA. Fob The Canadian Parliament
was opened at O'clock this afternoon Il
the ceremonies g us'st mt with court rHlr"-
ing. the usual trIlliant functions being r.....-
mated entirely.
Of her LAT" Majesty the Q3"r' 100 1
the accession Of King Edward III, ard
To- the federation uf Australia, 'tt". p %
~" Co" "ruor Gene. al, uu heNal' of ti" G. ".
di1n people, had. previous 90 IA" d '.- I
Queen NrtprIl, ter dercd "a .'I'I....
I, his Rpvnl II gnncs-. IN" l'.."
CornW II and Norh, % ounr'r ,
intended visit TO Australia hy one - 'Ir ,i 4.
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ocr'auc'. TIE -Te,Ch u 'ds = IN hnI o.. I
thot visit m1y not h" con d"r"d inp'-s.nf
The speech also u"rt uus the . rty cuni .'-
tiou Of tie Pacific 90, i" ana ~iti"- 'N. =
measure VII ID submit q iu lar itu''' ?
the better supervision Of th" export trade -
food products
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DINNER To MEXICAN FI>ANCIkR
Given nv Chsn~. u. riint 10 Enriaue &. Creri
At the linton club,

Mr. Enrique &. Crcei n wel.known Mexican
banker, was the guest last night of Mr. Charles
X Flint a the nion club, NJ u dinner given
In his honor. The other invited guests were.
Secretary Gage, !. Pi"rpunt Morgan, James
Sullman, John 4 Me-, all, II u ilollin-, II u
Rogers. Robert Bacon, Z Jefferson Coolidge.
r." Lew n. Ls',r, anu Anui"M afnosl.,
,o financial anairs of Mexico. lie ~ IA,
president Of the Banco Central the Banco
tgriCola Hipot"Carlo. the ,umpsna Banuu"Ta
and Anglo. McNicanu OF tn. city Of MoNicu,
and of the Banco Miuero Of ,hihuahua, and
after his return 10 Mex h" viii go abroad
I'M "A confidential capacity.
The sun., 1901-02-08
Commencement Exercises OF Training school
for Ieach,rs

The CONNIE nc'm"nt exercises of IA" Tram
,us Srhoolfnr TEACHERS we're held IN th" Girl~'
High school, Nostrand, avcnu" and Halsrv
street, Brooklyn. last night John Hurriguu,
VI II chairman of the local committee, pi,-
sided IA" plat farm was banked WfI
flowers. the gift~ nf friends " the sfaduat,~
There were li0 young Women and three young
men In Tia" graduating class Addresses
were mad. 10y DT liarrigan and Andrew
Mclean The diplomas were presented by
John Gallagher. the principal Of the school
The sun., 1901-02-08

The New York Neurological Society ha,
adopted resolutions condemning the hill now
before IN. Legislature amending the insanity
law relative to the appointment. qualinca-
,ions term OF offlcc and salaries ur the COM
ml-sloners III" provision of the bill at
which the resolution has aimed particularly
H. that which merely requires that the ruUdt-
cal member shall have had ten years cNp.r-
ipnc" IN ia" ITactlCr Of his proia. sion y ithuui
amy reference To his expert nee In the tf.Ht-
mrnt of nervous aud mental diseases In tho
law a. 1t now stands there is a clause winch
provides that the medical member of the
commi sslon shall have had Ave wears actual
experience In the care and treatment of the
insane
The sun., 1901-02-08
crBAN CONvKNTIONS WORN.
President Capote Denies That There Has Bs'n
Any Interference by Gen. Wood.

H,vs>A. Feb The Constitutional Com
venton has approved the Constitutional
project a. far as the end Of tho nineteenth
section. with fcw notifications. To-day m
addition was ad" providing that the Gov
ernors ~ provinces can suspend MAYORS for
violating IN" Constitution and disob"yirs
the orders Of the provincial councils
Delegate Rus Rivera has resigned II j.
said that his r"tlrrmen, from tho convention
IL due 10 tho illness OF his wife
Sehor Cnpotc. president " the convention
SAYS the statements that Gen wood l. trv-
ing to influence tho convention are COM
pletely false lie adds that he belongs tu tho
party which is opposed Ia Cen Moods ad-
ministration. but that Cen Wood has loft the
convention NJ absolute liberty - do a. II
rhooses
The sun., 1901-02-08
Hur, on Her way 90 lie Married.

The trial Of the suit of Ida Marie Larsen
against the BROOKLYN llrIghts Railroad Com
pAny 10 recover slO.uou damages for injuries
sustained uu Jun" "a. iNna, was begun hclure
,ustIc" Iiuughtuu IN Brooklyn yesterday
Mrs Larsen testified that on Jun" -, lSp9,
shc was In coach, on her way to be married
tr Frank Larsen " Fulton street and
tlcrmuut avenue a trolley ear Cullidcd with
the coach she was IN. and she sustained severe
uIur,"s, and hcv back wa, permanently
injured Later In the night the marriage
ceremony took place Hs she lay IN bed The
defence l. that the accident was due 10 tho
nAI Inneannss ~ ihn Cnnlh lrlNrr
The sun., 1901-02-08
Bus, Of Dr. Horace Green.

4 lf"-ei,"d marhl" bust ar pr
Green the specialist on l1rNusol". >
died IN sing SiuE uu Nov 10. 1865. . "a =
pr.-rutrd to ~" h,id"mN ul Ne A.. ... F'
m- widow and h.. son. George NHIfH'. l...''.,
49, ,,r,r,I.. ,.,.Itrd IA, tt,r u.t... .... 80
"A -t,',d turr'.u.. t-i ui.ht Ju,,pr. ..f 30
wa- made hN Dr II n 81 JOHN i....I 5000
declared that II th" tucmbor- ui i', ...t D.. ....
lad rad a voice iu ~" Selection uf I.Ht. .
the Hall of lau' the nam. pl bT t,''.. N.....l
have. been lrpI pa,sl
The sun., 1901-02-08
WOMEN APPEAL TO LAWMAKERS.
Ask That the Number aud Paw Of Police Matrons
Ilr Not Cut Down.

In response 20 a call Tor special meeting
Of the Legislative League. an organization
which il supposed to keep an eve on the law
makers AZ Albany. about sevcnty-0ve women
a. semhled yesterday afternoon IN Tuxedo
Han and adopted resolutions protesting
against any provisions of the revised charter
which may reduce the number Of police
matrOns now employed The resolution ap-
psaled to the Legislature not to disgrace
Itself 10y cuTtaillng IN any way the number
or Ia" compensation of these valuable public
emploVees
The sun., 1901-02-08
CorpyR RIVER NDI,Ns TFrERI>G
sever. storms and Uca,v Ean Of snow In
Alaska.

SEATTLE wash Feb : III" steamer
Bertha from valdrs andt"pper River al
rived this afternoon and brings news TO M"
middle Of january The Copper blr'E
indians are reported 10 b" suffering terri''"
privatluns on account ~ ~" unu'"l severity
II the winter which has nad" record Con-
tinuuus gale. have been blowing Tor the lu-t
.IX weeks Snnwstorms hay" created havoc
with the trails ana IN many instances caml-
have been entirely lost Ia the III 'Wdiittr
The natives hay" urt been able 7" 'rt,t
sufficient r>h for daily uaiut"uanc" and in
some instances have lost tn" location "l ih"Ir
.athe~
The sun., 1901-02-08
WILLOW FEVER CAN NJ ROOTED OFT.
Ossssen.GsnerL wymans statement 70 the
Pan.American Medical Congress.

HxvASA, Feb. 7.--Surseon-G General Wyman
wa present tonight at the Pan-American
Medical Congress and made long addres'.
In the course OF which he said that In spite ~
specifics being known for many diseases
these diseases sull exist. This Is du" TO tho
fact that sanitary administration does not
keep pace with scientific knowledge Too
much attention In paid by municipal author
ties TO parks and fine buildings. and too hit"
attention TO the slums and alleys, The timc
10 At hand when II Is necessary 10 consider
means OF getting rid OF quarantines, which
are In restraint OF commerce. There Ia not a
disease which interfercs more with cont
morce than yellow fever. which could he
rooted out. He cited tho case of Santiago.
which. apparently. had been cleared OF yellow
fever bv the rigorous method. Of Gen. Wood
and tho medical officers Of the army.
The sun., 1901-02-08

Electric Wire Set Curtains Anr- All Out lie
fore the tngin,s Game.

There was small ire. due 80 n poorly
lated electric wiz" iing 'r" 20 cur'HI.- %
IA. Hotel / .ughaiu. at ~; Fifth av"u4..
40 clock Last ug!r ll"tro was IN ~" tf....-
mrut- OF I VI H"NWdu ,u N, second f...
Policeman Bowie -iW smoke coming iIuf. =
Windows and turned IN an alarm y"
boys with pMl~ ul water, had put cut i.. -
before the 'uSIu"- arrived, b" Iu...
the Inn .',, ~ 800
The sun., 1901-02-08
CAR COLLISION ~ BROOkIYS.
Man, slight, Hort Magistrate voorhs-s Ono
Of Them,

Trolley car 5sl of the BROOKLYN and Coney
Island Railroad. while crowded with pnssen-
gers from the island dashed into an empty
stalled car Of the Brooklyn Heights road
about u o'clock yesterday morning at the
Park circle near the Ocean boulevard The
platfOrm- of both cars were smashed and
most OF the windows IN each shattered All
the passengers got u bad shaking NJ and a
o.rn OF them received slight cuts from the
rviny glass, but all declined medical Rid
Magistrate Albert voorhees, was one II tho
injured. two fingers Of his right hand being
slightly laCerated
The sun., 1901-02-08
Cougrrssman RoutsIie Resigns.

ArdrsTA. Me, Feb. The resignation
Of Charles \ Boutole III" Congressman from
the Fourth district was received by GOV.
nm this afternoon and accepted. Mr. Bnu-
tells. who was the House chairman Of the
Committee on Naval Anairs, hHs not occupied
hls seat IN Congress for som" Tim" on account
uf hrain trouble. The Governor IN n few dav-
will order special election. several can
didates hny" announced their intention 80
run for the place. including l.ewcll'u Powers,
who this wear retired ~ Govcrnor