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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
THURSDAY,

John Bell of Brooklyn. N. Y, killed
his wife and surrendered to the police
Gov. Shaw of Iowa has accepted the
| prOTer and will be the next secretary
of the treasury: announcement made
at White House.
Boston Salvation Army provides
dinner for many thousands of poor
persons; Christmas tree for the chill
dren.
Edward Fl. Wilson of Mansfield,
Mass, returns hone after his drown
ing by shipwreck had been announced.
Christmas day of fun. merriment,
noise and happiness at the White
House
About $1,000 gifts come to Boston
too late to be distributed before
Christmas day
Akron, O., bank cashier killed at his
vault door by poorly insulated cleo
tric wire.
Andrew Chickenski of Worcester,
Mass, thrown out of the window of
his tenement by men who, he says.
insulted his wife.
Francis o. La Bante of Newton Up
per Falls, Mass. the target for a
charge of bird shot while hunting.
Tenderloin gambling houses in New
York ordered to close.
Eighty nfantrymen poisoned at
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Capt. Stillman w. Snow retIcs from
Boston 4 Philadelphia steamship line
after 80 years service
Three lives lost by burning of a
steamer at Memphis. Tenn.
Fire at Rochester. n. Y, causes loss
of 100000.
Fire at Shreveport. La, causes loss
of $4,000.
Naclay will not be upheld by civil
service commission in his fight for re-
tention in Office.
Pro-Schley senators are being won
over to the president attitude toward
the case.
Italian ambassador wants the gov
crnment to give better protection to
Italians living here.
Jacques Francois Henri Fouquier,
the publicist and former member of
the French chamber of deputies. is
dead He was born Sept. /, 1888.
The Boston morning express on the
Canadian Pacific railroad struck and
instantly killed William Wilson. 30
years old. who was walking on the
track between Richford and Aber-
I! rn, Que.
Joe Lacoot, an Indian. was struck
by train at Calais, Me-. and his in
iuries are 50 serious that 1t is not eX-
peoted that he will pail through.
Engineer William Copp of Buffalo
was killed in \ freight wreck on the
Elie road. near GOwanda n. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
BY PRESIDENTS DIRECTION.
Historian MacIay Discharged From
Navy Yard Position.

Washington. Dee. &c Secretary Long
has discharged Edgar Mnclay from his
position as II special laborrr in the
brooklyn navy yard. MHclay having re-
fused TO resign when requested TO do
so.
Secretary Longs action was taken by
direction of the president. ana followed
Il conference between the president and
the secretary. who took to the White
House with him the letter from MaclHy
in response to the request for his resg
nation sent by the secretary.
In this letter Macay submitted that
he could not be removed or be com
PEELED to resign without definite charges
being made against him and without
having an opportunity to answer those
charges.
Although the civil service rules give
employees of the public service the op.
portunity of answering charges that
may he preferred against them. the
president exercised his prcrognlivcS in
the present instance and directed Mac
lays removal. it being held that the lat
ter was aware unoiicially. if not Off
cinlly. of the reasons which nctuatcd the
executive in taking the course de-
trrmincd upon.
Secretary Long said that action taken
would dispose of the ease finally.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28

Mr.. Wilson learned from the news
papers that Governor Shaw had been
asked to take the SecretaryShip of the
treasury. Secretary Wilson had not
been consulted. There was Il great
deal of gossip going round city to
the effect that this meant the early re-
tirempnt OF the secretary of agriculture.
as the president would not want two
men from Iowa.
The more he thought about the mat
ter the more Mr.. Wilson believed il to
he his duty to ascertain what the sit
untiOn was. Accordingly he called at
the White House and offered to get out
of the cabinet in case he We're i'm the
way of any of the presidents plans as
to Iowa.
President Roosevelt assured Mr.. Viii
son that h" had never thought of put
ting any aifront upon him by failing
to consult him as to Governor Shaw and
that he had not consulted any ether
member of his cabinet as to that mat.
ter.
The president added that he saw no
reason in the world why there sho,Il
not be two members of the cabin t
from Iowa. and he would not listen to
any suggestion that Mr. Wilson should
give mp his post.
In this pleasant and wholly Satisfac
tory manner the incident came to an
end. Secretary Wilson will continue to
do business at the old stand.
The definite announcement of Gov
crnor Shaw's selection for the position
of secretary of the treasury gives the
greatest qualification to the Iowans
resident here. They regard him MS II
man well equipped for he place and
feel confident the appointment will give
general satisfaction. Secretary Will
son voiced these sentiments when asked
about Governor Shaw,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
A MECCA FOR sPoRTsMEN.
Coming Show Of Mass. Association
viii Eclipse Predee essors.

Decision To prepare for the third
biennial Sportsmon's exhibition, Wash
ington's birthday in Mechanics build
ing for three weeks run, was deter
mined at recent meeting of the Mas
sachusetts SportSmens' association.
The dual underlying motives to en-
hance game protection and to plant
seeds which shall ultimately sprOut Il
desire for a geological garden in Bus-
ton, prompted the organization OF the
association. which has for directors
such well known gentlemen sportsmen
as Paul Butler. Eben u. Jordan. T.
jefferson Coolidge. Jr., Col. Butler
Ames, Capt. s ID. Parker, John T..
Thayer, Francis b. Crowninshield. Col.
Percy Parker, -.omas w. Lawson,
John r. Burnett, Samuel j. Elder, John
{. Watson. H. j. Wardwell, Francis
SSWner, Jr,, Edward Read and c. W.
DiaxSa.
In previous exhibitions the assoria-
ton confined its exhibit to the game
animals, birds and fishes of the United
States, but this time because of an in
tention to encourage the propagation
of foreign game species, fishes from
Bermuda. from Porto Rico and Cuba,
and birds and deer from England Hun
gary, Armenia, Scotland. France,
Egypt, Germany and Africa will he
shown.
There will be German and African
deer, quail from the Nile country. and
black game from Scotland. The other
countries will be represented by part
ridge These collections We're COM
menced more than eight months ago,
and already there are l4O birds and
animals, acclimated and in good health
awaiting the coming of Washington
birthday. These l40 are all foreigners.
and the number will very soon be aug
mented by Consignments now on the
way to Boston.
Nothing like the fish collection in
contem plation has ever before been at
tempted. Government and state hatch
Ires will aid in mis- department. and
through the efforts of Prof. Charles l..
Bristol of New York university, many
strange but beautiful specimens from
tropical waters have been secured.
Headquarters of the association are
at PIG Washington street. Mr.. Charles
w. Dimick is manager and Mr.. Fran
els b. Crowninshield treasurer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
THE M'klNLEY MEMORIAL
All Sections Of the Country to Jo'
in Raising the Fund.

Cleveland Ohio-The uian TO erect
Il national memorial over tbe grave OF
President NrEinlev at Cantun Ohio
has assumed n definite form. The
erection or m, ncmorinl will No mn
dertalien hv the .Ncliinley National
\Iamn,i,l osso,iation of which Will
lam r Doy former secretary of state
is uresident, Senator NJ 4 Hanna
yirp-nresIdenI. Nyron n Ipryirl;
treasurer and 2y,rsnn Rlirhio score.
tarv Th. trustees annointnd NV pr,si-
dent Rnnsrv.lt iucIrln ranrea u cow
teIyn, In. Iata ,resideut's n,ivato sor.
re,a,v. W Nurrov Crane of Nossarhu-
setts. Rnuert ! Inyyrv of Goorpio
Henry ~ Scot, nr C,lif,.nio ord ntbn,,
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far.nt et,,a. or ,ha I,ri1p
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droseod 10 ,I.o ,r,,rio,,, rnnrIo NO.
MORT. thn sotiero,tn,v nr,oro.s of or-
sanizotinr - to da,;,ad tiot an ~.
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and torritory Win roaoI niyo,inrs
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sent tn ovnrv snhsnriho, Who should
h,ve his or hor ,o,,o SAINT 10 tl,o troos.
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archives. of tho ae,ociotion
At , ,onfererco Of tho ronroeorto-
,ives or tbo urI;in,ev NotionoI ,o,,o-
rial osso,iatinn and nf thn william,
NcItinlcv Memorial Arch aesocio,ion
of WASHINGTON tho roIrowino resoIu.
tion was odontcd.
.rbat II lao ,ho cameo Of tbo &.re
tees or tbo N.IEin,ov N,,io,,I ,,,,,n
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
Cubars Banquet Americans.

Havana. Dee. 2G A banquet WAS
given to the officers of the United States
fleet yesterday by the Cuban veterans.
1t was Il grand demonstration of graft
tude on the part of the CubanS toward
the American navy. General Garcia
presided. Governor General Wood. in
proposing toast to The future repllb-
lie. said that when the fleet came ara in
it would find a stable government in
Cuba. Rear Admiral lIig2inSou thanked
the CubnnS for their grand outpOuring
of hospitality and said that tll" presence
Of the fleet had no special signillcance
Captain McCalla paid Il nigh tribute to
General Garcia. who cO-up"ratcd with
him at Santiago and to the Cuhans FOR
their courage and fortitudr during IN"
war,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
TUESDAY,.

Chilli and Argentina agree to refer
disputed questions to King of England.
tncollected taxes, assessed as far
back as 1871. aggregating vast sums,
discovered in New York.
Severe fighting by British and Beers
in Orange River and eastern Trans
vaal colonies.
Lord Alfred Douglas card" to Met
ropolitan club Of Washington cancelled
because of his connection with Oscar
| Wilde scandal.
Six persons killed in a trolley acct
dent near Allentown, Pa.
{. r. Flint busy organizing two new
| rubber trusts.
Brilliant opening of the opera sea-
son in New York with Tristan and
| Isolde"
Gen. Miles a guest at banquet of
New England society of New York
Quarry fireman at East Dorset, VT,
meets terrible death.
Indictments against John A. Hinsey
of Chicago Quashed.
Col. Partridge. New York's coming
police commissioner. says Devery will
be removed
Denmark suggests plebiscite of
Danish West Indian islanders as to ces-
sion to lnls country.
Methodist and BaDtist ministers de-
| nouncc beer drinking at Massachusetts
Technology.
Lynn, Mass, eXprcssmen's strike in
a fair way to be settled this week.
Commission of citizens to improve
Boston harbOr appointed by Mayor
Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Greer of
Springfield celebrate their golden we'd
ding anniversary
Norman Morre, claiming Boston as
his home, in custody at Chicago
Noah Rabey. inmate of New Jersey
poorhouse. almost 1870 years old, de-
veloping second youth.
Harry w. James reelected president
of the Chelsea, Mass. aldermen.
Belle Morgan. who was held on a
charge of stealing in New Haven re-
leased; relatives withdrew complaints.
+. S. Maclay will resign his place in
the Brooklyn navy yard.
George Il. Fellows of Chicago elect
ed president of University of Maine.
Woman drives prisoners back to
their cells who were about to escape
from the Jail at Walla Walla, Wash.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
CoIored Man Badly Slashed,

Boston. Dee 2G.-A dispute over the
ownership Of money put up as stake;
at card party in Wobrrn yesterday
led TO the exchange Of blows and tlc iS'
Of knife with very bloody results
The participants Were colprcd. ana . Il
ncy Hester is undrrarrcSt Charged will
using the weapon. sam E'Hch has
eight SlaSheS. one requiring Il STITCHES.
His clothing shows that some one dill
Il lot of hacking with Il sharp edged lit
s;rumrnt. which Hester denies using.
Robert Luck bore out his name. f0'
while his clothing was badly ut he did
not get Il skin hrIiSr.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
Judge Killed by Vicious Horse.

Kirtcry, Me-. Dec 2G.- W'hic caring
for his horse in his stable yesterday.
Samuel Il. Neal was kicked in the head
ana Aftcrward stamped to death by the
animal. The body was terribly crushed.
every rib being broken and the skull
fractured. Mr.. Neal WAS retired coal
merchant ana judge of the lNIttrry po-
lice court. He was Il member of the
Second Christian church, where he was
superintendent of the Sunday school.
lie was born in Portsmouth and was
graduated from Harvard university.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
NEWS OF The WEEK.
MONDAY.

Successful operation performed upon
eX-Secretary of War Alger
Union teamsters expect to tie up the
trucking business Jan. /.
Argentina and Chilli on the verge OF
hostiities.
Schley, Dewey and Miles all men,
toned as possible presidential nomi-
nees in 1904.
Sweatshop fire in New York; two
perished in the flares, many injured.
Chinese plenipotcntiares object to
Russian policy in Manchuria.
South Carolina woman kills her hus-
band; uses an az to defend herself and
child.
First chocolate mill in the United
States burned at Milton. Mass.
-Four persons burned TO death and
others injured in Sunmervillc, Pa.
Rothschid's Peruvian copper mines
will yield 500 0O0 year
Death of eX-Mayor Benjamin Hale of
Nowburyport, Mass.
Experiments in bacteriology at tho
University OF Michigan said to have
produced an absolute antiseptic for all
Intestinal diseases.
American pony polo team to be sent
to England to compete in tourney in
connection with the coronation sports.
Contract let by Wabash railroad for
third largest cantilever bridge in the
world.
New arrangements for handling i'm
port traffic expected to stop rate cut
ting.
Justice David McAdam of the New
York supreme court dead
Miss Carrie e. Johnson, aged As, OF
Lynn. Mass, wanders from home. and
in found badly frozen in woods near
Salem, and dies of exposure.
New York policeman. dismissed five
years ago, is reinstated, draws $4,000
back pay and resigns.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
Remembered American Children.

Paris. Dee. 2i.-American children
in Paris were benefited by the kindli-
ness of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael de Young
Of san Francisco. who gave Il fctc yes
ttr,lay. An immense Christmas tree
laden with gliltrring toys had been
erected i'm one of the rooms of The
Continental hotel and Il constant stream
of children left the hotel carrying arm
fulS of toys which Mr.. and Mrs. De
Young had bought specially from
a america.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
made to him.

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Of
fered his resignation TO President
Roosevelt. but it was not accepted. In
stead of improving this opportunity to
find Il new head for the department of
agriculture. the president said he
would not consent to anything of the
sort. and that he did not know whore
lie could find another man as capable
as the present secretary.
The president urged Mr.. Wilson, to
remain ut his post. and assured him Of
his confidence and support. Secretary
Wilson had no intention of leaving the
cabinet. lie was satisfied with his
ork and his relations with the prcSi-
dent have been Of the most pleasant
sort
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
In Good Health at III.

WatcrtOWn. Mass, Dec 2G.-ThCro is
living in this town Il man who is regard.
ed rs the oldest man in New England
His name is James j. Cayanaugh and
yesterday he was III years old. but
this venerable man does not look to he
Il day over 81. Mr.. Cavanaugh was
born in County Monaghan. Ire. Dec
-. 1900 His health is remarkably
good. considering his extreme age. ard
almost every pleasant day he takes a
short walk in the vicinity of his home.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28

London. Dee. 2G-rhe Daily News. in
discussing William Il. Steals pampr-
let on "'rhc AmrricaniZAlioE of The
World' in an editorial This morning.
admits that Mr.. GladSlOnc'S prophecy
that the l'ntpd States would replace
Great Britain aS the premrr CONNER
tial nation has been realized ON ilr
possible that Great Britain, as Mr..
Stead suggests. could ever enter II
union except after II series Of disasters
rendering separate existence impOS-
Sihlr The papr. considers any KIND
Of an Anglo American federation
equally unlikely, owing to the Briton'S
unsuitable love Of caste.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
Shareholders CantIIren.

Boston. Dee. 2'i.-.Ail the comcStiilrs
for II number Of huiutrous Christmas
dinners disappeared from provision
tore in toXhury early yesterday morn
ing. and ns the proprietor Hal nIt 70
crivrd the equivalent in cash he told the
police. Later. five young nlrN wee ar
rested ON the charge of breaking and
entering Al th" honr of on" nf som
the turkeys ana ,hicl,"nS wrg" toUrd.
besides articles thought to hay" come
from other places where breaks have
been reported.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
British Lost Heavily.

London. Dee. 2G.---I'hr list of casual
ties of Colonel Damnnt'S engagement
at 1afrlkop. Orange River colony. Dee.
20, when the Beers defended Il kopie
against Colonel Damant's advance
guard. is heavier than first reported by
Lord Kitchener. IT now appears that
the British lost 3 officers and - mcr
killed and had ) officers and 30 me7
wounded.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28

New York, Dee. 4G-.\ race riot
broke ont in Harlem yesterday and it
became almost II battle between II"
grOrS and whites in The open street. III"
negroes being armed with rtvulNyHS
ANA other weapons and the whites " in
STONES. There were about 100 fighters
on each side. The negroes beat tlr
whites, buI were driven back into their
trncmcntS by the police after they hail
charged ON the whites with pSlu.S
ana raHurS. Fourteen negroes were ar
rested.
were badly shot or cut. They are:
Michael Meagrr. - years old. shot in
the hip: Thomas Gcraty. slaShcd in Tie
right side oI the head with Il raHur;
John McIlalr. twice SlnSlird in he neck
with razor: Policeman Connolly. hit
ON the forehead with Il club and his left
eve and forehead hndly cut.
The riuting was begun by some white
boys W hO stoned two colorcd girls hn
were going To their homes. The girls
told their friends. and Il dozen negroes
ran ont of their houses and. Selling the
white boys. boxed their ears and struck
several of them in thc faces.
The boys ran To l3Uth street and
broadway and told Sour white men
there. About 10 whitcmcn ran down
towards the negroes and stoned them.
The boys continued telling white men
Of the negroes having beat them and
about 10 or - more white men Joined
the band. The negroes armed thcnI-
selves with rCvOlvVrS. sticks. bricks,
stones. rHz"rS and amy other weapons
they toilld find.
Iii the fight at close quarters the ne
GroCS drew r!ZolS ana dashed into the
street. SlAShing right and left. The
white men resisted with clubs. At this
point Il squad of policemen arrived on
'hr scene ana stopped the riolinE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28

Boston. Dee. 2i thri>,u ulns va. nh
served in lioSton much upon the i,a!nc
lines of the holiday of other years. III
stitutiOnS supported hy the city or
looked out for hy private bodies seemed
good things of the day. The Salvation
army cared for fully 13,nO persons at
Mechanics hall. and in all parts of HE
city there were gatherings with Christ
mas trees and gifts. made possible
through the Ouipuuring of individual
contributions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28

Washington. Dee. 20. 1t Is an
hul'ncrd aHlhorativrly that Governor
Leslie NJ. Shaw of Iowa will he ap-
pointed secretary Of the treasury Ia
succeed Lyman j. Gage. There will
be no change III the office of secretary
If agriculture. FOR Secretary Wilson,
llSo of Iowa. will continue to retain thai
portfolio. The date OF the transfer of
The treasury department will depend ON
lhe mutual convenience of the uul"ulg
and the incoming secretary. Mr.. Gag"
having SiSnitird an entire Willingness
to remain at the head of his Department
until such limraS il lLuy be agreeable To
his successor to take hold. II is sup
posed. however. that Governor Shaw
viii he in,lilctrd into his new office some
time in January. Ii has been known
llat Governor Shaw waS slated for np,
pOintmcnt To succeed Secretary Gage,
but il WAS not until yesterday that the
Iowa executive accepted the tender
made to him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28

Memphis. Dee. 2G.-rhr steamer
sun. plying between This port and Ful.
ton, burned to the waters edge at h"r
moorngS yesterday. The boat arrived
from Fulton with IL passengers. nj, Of
whom were asleep on board wien tie
iirr broke out. OF these three are
known TO he lost. II is believed that all
the other persons on board escaped.
The ilrc originated in a pile of seed cot.
ton on til" boiler deck ana probably
Nas started by spark from he furnace.
The boat was valued at SlO,OOO. The
Crlrgu was totally destroyed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
A BLOODY FRACAS.
Race Riot in the Harlem Dis.
triCt, New York.

The Cutting Of Some Boys Who Stoned
Two Colored Girls Provokes a
Battle Between Blacks and Whites
in Which Many Were Wounded
The Armed Negroes Were Victor
ous, but Later Suffered Defeat al
Hands of Police--Negroes Were
Armed With Revolvers, Razors and
Clubs While the Whites Threw
Stones-.Policeman Connolly Among
the Wourded-Combatan Nun.
bered 100 on Each Side.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28

Hudson. y. V, Dec. 2G-prtrr \ Hal
cnbcck. Il well known farmer. while
by three men. The men were after
ward seen driving toward Cntskill sta
ton Eleven shots were fired into he
body. -Four men were arrested at Kin
derhook on suspicion. Three of th2m
are ncplcwS of the murdered man.
They are Rerton NanWormcr. Willis
VanWormcr, and Fred VanWorm"r.
The fourth man is Harvey Bruce. II
cousin of the NanWormrrs All he
prisoners ar" under - years Of age.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
Members of Parliament Imprisoned.

Dublin, Dec. 2G.-At Ballymolc. JAS
per FULLY. member of parliament. was
sentenced to Il months Imprisonment:
John O'Donncll. also Il member of par
Lament, was sentenced to two months
imprisonment, and other members nf
the United Irish league were sentenced
to terms Of Imprisonment ranging from
month to three months. All the sell
tcnccs were imposed in connection wi!n
Il meeting called to incitp Lord de
Freync's tenants not to pay their
rents.