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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-25
WREsTLERs MEET TONIGHT.
Parker "a Test pnrslrl-
lots skiIl at NIurr's Dosvcry.

Leo rnrdcllo. the heavy-wei.ht Greco
Roman wr..tl.r. who was Ernest Ndc-
ocr's partner on the nat. has accepted
jo.inny Duan's challenge on behalf Of
Harvey Parker. the Little Demon"
lish,- wcixht champion cath as catch
can wrestler. Tho contest Will take
place at Miners Bowery Theatre to-
night. and Parker IL anxious to proyc
his ability, to cope successfully even
against Roebcr himsei;. \ spirited
stsuS8.e will be Witnessed
Z The X little champion offers 0e1sKe
Bother an unusual opportunity ltlt meet
him. and Offers TO throw him In nftsen
u4nutea
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CABLE CHESS MATCHES.
Cln-h oi Date. Bctwrr" Hro"I.i.n
club nu,i intercollegiate Contest.

The secretary OF the Brooklyn I'hess
club rccc'vcl yesterday lctter from
tho British ,hss- club. London. accept I.
inc ,hr d,:ca pf April ], and - for the
.rtNt cable chess match between Great
Britain and he United States for tho
Ncwr,- Anslo-AmtrIcnn Chess Tto2hy.
Tine UNIVERSITIES of oxford and CAM
bTi.igc had previously named IN SAM.
day. FOR trn match hy cable with tJ-
lumhia Harvard, Yale aui Frirce.oA.
I,ri III. slash ~ causing come anxiety.
rs IL - tmpus >Io,. for the two ntcstI
- ~ rlay,,i TIL same day. Manager T.
". Iirnlrv. who represents the Amer !.
can NJ .y"r-iti"- IN the negotiations with
oxford and Cambridge, stated YESTERDAY
that II. would suggr-; TO ihc British
Committee that Apr! !: ana II 10 sc-
l,c,cd FOR the int.tr'ol! g.Ate contest
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SPORTSMAN BANIGAN DEAD.
Wen kn"wn III rr",idr""" ~
YncI,,.uun and Isnli NNRnntr.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. FEB. 3.-W!I-
lam II innIHan. one OF tsse best-known
business men .. this city, died shortly
at,.. midnight from pneumonia.
B-n.l,. Nc!ns u succ.HrtUl h,iSiness
man Ng. Ban.san WAS an enthusiasts
spor,smna. oc.rs commodore OF the
RioLc Island Yaoh; cub, one -: tn.
Board ~ Dirc.;ors ~ the Providence
DRIVING Assoc,at!on and controlling o.n-
.S- IN the P.oyiieacs Baseball Club.
He NLLs suoerin erde3; Of the Marvel
AMI other rubber m!is ara. agent of the
Ban!san estate. He had large busEneaa
inteFssis In Atlanta. Ga. He leaves u
widow and ono daughter.
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rurs G.,d. TOR 1870.

Goodwin Dro'h'n have ju'' ts'uta itac!r an.
saal odas.al Turf daid. for 1900 LNt season
.as a heavy one In racing. which hee'ssltaiei
the publication Of the guide In two volumes,
This work contains nearly two thcassEi pnsrs
o, intervening taif data. whiehSi, OF goat vs!us
10 both horsernsa and ,a-f fo,lowcfs. =: !s.th.
fully r.n.ct, tbs running OF all thoroughbred. IN
,h,. county AMI Canada durin. the lat, year.
six thousand horses are sseura,siy indcxrd 10
assist ths students of FORM I'd their 'ci!cuia.
tiens for the coming .ssason.. A treatise on
hand,sspplaE and bektine 10 . nsv feature that
VIII b q great sssissaaes4te all -
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.CORBETT DOES
A NEW TURN.
Clever Boxer Makes His
Debut as Monologue
Artist.

Jim Corhet'. who has announced hi.
retirement from The RINK :. dozen times
and also returned 10 & ~ ott'n. i MOI"
u vaudeville performer. "Gcnnc'nan
i'm" made his d-bW, ~ this new rol"
a. III" Academy of Musr ysssrl,y
afternoon. where he tool. rtr a, Ia"
performance wh!cn was held under the
auspices of the White Rats
The speciality elected BY corb"tt WIS
that uf short ronsloEuc made W. u
!aeidcnis from the time h. ruHsnt John
l.. sullivan nn,Il the present With TIC
cl"vcrness which Cor,e,, Is nuici fas.
h. taiA-i away not uuin,cr"-,lngiy.
FOR about ha'f an hour. Tie took APP
p.nusc gracefully aud was rrufr-s.ois-
nlly deaf to Taking IMPRESSIONS %! dis.
approval
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OARSMEN PLAY HANDBALL
uni"n Teams Outpoint Those oi
Metropolitan club.

Excellent sport was Witnessed by
those wso Attended the haniS,ii games
u, the Union Boat Clubs quarters on
The Harlem River yesterday, where the
Metropol!,ans wer. p!tted AGAINST the
cnion players In the third sc, OF. games
In the Rowing Clubs tourney. The
scores were as follows:
tnions-kclly ana Goidinx. 81: Metro
polltans-clark and Mccarthy. 5. Sec.
ard game. same players. q to 10.
Cn!ons-Kcmp and Ehnger, q: Metro
po!!sans-Aiurphy and Johnson. ls.
Fourth came. same players, 10 to 81.
Unlons-RcEc's ana Moran. q: Metro
'pol!tans-Ryan ami whaien. 10. Sixth
game. same players. Il TO 90
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BRADY BEHIND
FIGHT CASE.
He Wants to Have Judge
HOLSTERS Decision
Reversed.

Despite the fac. iha: william A..
Erliy has declared ihnt h" vas through
with 1T; nght management, business, he
Is believed 10 hc behini the ATTEMPT
81 .rh viii h- made shsr,ly u have
JuIE" nDllIHt-t's decision reversed II
The Jenries- Ruhi!r contest,
The SIcnsrrf"Si directors d.cllrr they
Know nn,hiug whatever OF the higher
court matter and deny that they have
even suggested such "a plan.
Judges Peek ana Wilson. Who ap.
r.lF"i Tor the SsenHerf-st people. VIII
hghl IN. case. IL Is said. At IN" ins,!sa-
lion ~ BRADY
Both lawyers have IN" utmost con
ad.nrc that they viii win out In their
appeal TO III" higher courts. and ~ this
recommendation. l. Is said Brady has
decided 90 80 aacad ana n4ht HOLSTERS
ruling
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PLANS FOR THE EQUINE
PALACE OF: w. II. MOORE.

throughout will be ;re-prOof. For the
interior finish yellow pine VIII be put II.
The iirst floor VIII be the ca!riIgc
floor. On the second floor viii be the
stalls for thlrty.six horses. white the
laird foor will tie used as siep oinc
quarters for the coachnen. g.ooms- a1l
siaOle Attendants.
while tn. stable is to be the Gncs,
IN :hc city. said Archi.eSt Hin. ":hs:.
~ 10 be nothing siOwy abjGt J.. Evc.y.
thing vii! be OF the bfst. ard the vc Y
hiest improvements will be nut In. but
mere Will be no ostentaiion. and every
thing VIII have Its use.
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.KAUvAR DEFEATS CUYLER.
Trotters Race Again ON the Road
8 Mt Sea Ciin-StnIIiOn Wins.

!. : MISEOLA, l.. l.. FEB. :;.-i..e Cuy'er.
the crack trottcr from Minco!a, was de-
festcd for the third successive ,irc here
by kauvar in special ma CHI race
Saturday.
In the other two races kaEvar took
boih heats right of the rect. bu. yes.
teyday II took i've heats for the stallion
10 win out. In the iirst heat cuy.c.
6wns tho first 20 set away and he won
tho heat by half n !ang;h. Kauvnr the
next two Handsomely. ana then cuylc.
scAn,o again and wen tho fourth. making
~ q tie.
81 II was even money and take your
I ps.k" when the horses went to the post
for the fifth and final heat. kanvar'go;
away In front and won bv a length.
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winners At
new ORLEANS.
"Balmy" South Becomes
Frigid and Card Is
Cut.
TRACK HEAVY, Rain FALLING
Scandal-Probing Begun in
Roal Earnest by the
Stewards.
TRACK HEAVY, RAIN FALLING
Special 10 IN. Er.ala, world

RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS. Feb.
8.-It was n mos; disaSrscab!c day At
the races. The temperature was close
70 freezing point. Rain Eel! wi'hou, IN.
terruption and the track was heavy
There were few scratches. however.
Jack Doyle declined In the mile event
Tor threc-ycar-o!ds and GRAY Forge
dropped out OF the mile and a quarter.
Four scratched out OF the six. Nc
Grathiania Prince go, the blue pencil! in
the last.
The stewards took mp the investigation
OF the stccplechasc scandal To-day and
had nearly all OF the parties before
them, II Is likely that Their. viii be 40
decision rendered for several days
FIRST RACE
Enri THEORETICALLY and Ia rInnra
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ls,.sLa,,ns =, cirrn.oa, nlnL.

'Glerfrent Aysnus Rlnk. Brookiyn. On saturday
5n56ht. W. lHItehie. brooklyn A. g.. wen .sg
szStispsiie pnylse fSss. With Jay Gould. o, thu
3G1Sfunnt horksy tGeD. seS,li. In III. r.aica
II ~ nAlf-u,tis skAilns backwar. the Connect.
2@I3i ffAek& ~ u Jenes, defal,si Benson Iisr,nsy
& glansdtan.s By halt a is3, HAIRY r. NJ.
IA Joaes. Peter sinniuri and Phil D
: = i1SfGeys ftafted 10 the one.miie hsndieso NJ
kfAYney INSIDE Wild rare for the
~ but for an unfortunate fall would
}Q06. 4 ~ Mss heaeu BIZ G. u. Lyman. Z
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Good Ventilation.

steel girders Viii he used T. support
the floors from the side walls. 81 tne!.
WI! bc no obsiructing pillars.
IN thc back Will be n broad runway
leading To the second i.o)r. \ festur.
OF ,nis foor will be the building Of the
centre.
Sorcl devices are to tc use ! fO- ven.
ulatiiS the building. keeping II PERFECTLY
Nhni some and free from ouors. The
wash rooms for the horses and car.
riaxes. special rooms for the harness AMI
all the necessary adjuncts OF A splen.
dld'y equipped stable
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Medical.
OLD DR.. CIR ..ND.E.

GtADt"... -.s.,...st.. ~. L.lY W
SEH YORK CaEpicAL. DEPAil. GgSIJ: u
yssis specialist In Dlsea,s. OF N,u., Un!ss
oil, IR. GkiSi..."S ,sisrt.Le system OF ;:e.:-
.,.nt blood "a! a~sa yi!'-.'.f. pain IA As sa..t
rel spots. h1ss ihr5.t All Hbuta. Ulcers pAIn!1l
ssciiinst. kidney ard bi,tt.r complaints, sad.
ms. rsrieocsIe. inrininatIn.. Er:sri, srsak. ~.
developed of:sn.. wcaE " 4. permanently caf-d.
p~dimenu. sSpuli so q DR. jG.EDLE's old.
established once. over g years al ~ Wet .th
st. be,Neea 9th AMI ,i.. stss Sufferers. d ~
waste time consulting i7ss skilled phys,r!ana
Remember. OLD Oh. 'i,ISDu; has . record Tor
marvellous cures 4. Ice FREE. Medicine, 81.
Hours, . to o. suniar . to
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THIRD RACE.
For thfee-yehr.olds: six furiongs.

HArt sooi. Won sasiiy. Tms-l.l0
curtsey was In front all the way.
Irene Lindsey ran up to her in the
stretch and lost ground and Curtsey
.wC1 with something to Rpart. III.
Mum came n long ways to drop into
third place In the flnnl sixteenth As.
sessment and Trisagian were on too
badly to cut any figure.
Fourth R:ce--Aiilc and n quarter
WuH by Joe Collins: False Lead wa.
second and Hoods Brigade third,
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HAROLD MONEY, CHAMPION SHOT,
WAS THE APT PUPIL OF HIS DAD.
only TWanty-three Years Old,
He Jumps Into Fame by De-
feating Best TrapShoOterS.
s:S:1s,.s1lsI19

&, ,ae footsteps OF his father. and 10
i:., beginning to win the important
events. a. MS father did when ne was
h.s age
capt Money laugh: his son shooting
a clay pigeons ony n few years ago.
The younss;er soon showed inherent;
shooting qualities. and las; yea. more
;han held MS own again.; the crack
.he,s h. me-; in composition. IFS great
showing IN n match With Robert
WEIGH. %: Philadelphia. n. few months
aga. during wn!ch he lost the conts..
ny miss.ns only his tooth bird. c!ca-l%
shove: ~ vas conner. AMI ;he trap
sioo:crs wau san h.., In ;as contest
prollr:.i p-or''s ng iuiur" FOR him.
When yang Money entered the anna.
'c:r Champions zip event he was re-
aaTIci 80 only possible winner .: II.
NEcu he carried N 'lc coates x-cI.
was IN. surpri.. expressed by thu crowd
-! spectators. lie .ag -. 20 do his beat
Mas ;re genera! sentiment.
T. ls Amos. unnecessary 10 say thar
,ui.i: Moneys atner T.. proui OF his
son, success. The Old man" /. nnS
2'rrn - bcls.iEy. hIt h's a1v.rc to the
shooting word keep your eye On Ilar-
old l. .;r,!gni from the heart and
carries VIA l. a load o. sign.n 'Gnce.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

,.p.ei.i 10 The E,-=,ns ws'!ah
RAE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS, Feo.
Il The .a,r.c. for lo-morr"w's race'
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There Ia work whcre help is want.
ed. The World prints tho grcate--ss
Number OF Help Wants.
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Start good. won all ou;. rimr-lls L..
KISS Quick had all the speed ana Gu,
out the running. She was mad, too
much use Of. however. and had moth
ting left to s;nil off Al Lore nj IN. end
Early Bird WAS practically loft. ana
Jack Adic had no crancc when The field
got straiEhtcred out at tn" start
SECOND RACE
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yss ,hrse.yeir.oid,. one mile,

fcssbs S"Si' WIN 81 "u'' INV i'1S ~
The Elba made all III. running She
tired badly In III" last onr-eighth and
barely lasted long enough. Cochran
rode a splendid race. SAragamp was
slow to get going at the start and came
up from last p.nce In the first quarter.
K.cwcr figured In tho running In the
flrs; thrce-aulriers AMI then tired.
THIRD RACE
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Will Be Sort of Waldorf for
Horses. to Cost
100000.

New York city /. 10 have wal
dorf- astoria for horse.
1t In to be the fines, private stable In
Manhattan. and when II IL completed.
will TAX. tina, comparative rink among
stables which tho yrca; ho,c, ut Thirty.
fourth stree, and Fifth avenue takes
60, .,.,.
'"o"S "o''e"'eS'
,ecc,.. hay. been given ire. hand 10
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-01
BRooKFIELD.

Newman Abercrombie has been Ill of late
Z. A. Gaylord and family visited rela'
tives in Barre last week.
The workmen began on the new floating
bridge Monday morning.
Lewis Joslyn and family are taking theil
vacation with their friends in town.
Mr.. Croutchey's daughter and children
of st. Albans are visiting at his house.
Mrs. Emily Allen has several of her fam
lily friends with her again this summer.
The regular meeting Of the w. r. c. viii
be at the hall next Saturday at ! o'clock.
Neal Ralph Of Concord, \. H., is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Ralph.
Mrs. A. r. Smith OF North Adams, Mass,
visited her niece, Mrs. +. E. Benham, the
first of the week.
The family of c. r. Blake, accompanied
by Mrs. Wright OF Boston, are camping on
Roxbury heights this week.
/ Mrs. Percy Coleman came Monday night
/ from Providence, II. l., to attend the we'd
ding Of her sister, Miss Blanche Durkee.
Mrs. f. c. Wheatley of Meriden, Conn,
came Tuesday for a few weeks stay with
the family of her sister, Mrs. A.W. Edson.
Mrs. A. E. Sargent is entertaining her
mother, Mrs Wilmarth, and sister, Ednah
Kempton, from New Hampshire, at present.
Ernest Sargent OF Bethel and Miss Mary
Mcintyre Of Randolph are spending several
days with his home family and other
friends.
Clark Wilcox OF Milford, Mass, was in
town this week TO witness the marriage
ceremony Of his cousin, Frank Wilcox,
and Lizzie Lamson.
The G. Z. society Of the First church
will hold an ice cream sociable at the yes-
try tomorrow Friday evening. A cordial
invitation is extended to all, old and young. |
Yesterday Mrs. Lucy Upham Partridge, |
with her baby, Frank j.. came from Wor- /
cester, Mass, 10 join her daughters in her 4
mothers home for few weeks, meanwhile /
visiting other friends.
The Endeavor society's social at the Sec
ond church parlor last week Thursday /
evening was successful Ice cream and /
cake were served. There were 100 present
and over s13 were taken.
The Good Templars reunion was held
here last Saturday. In the evening the pub
lie were glad to listen to a lecture by Rev.
Mr.. Ladd of Randolph on the theme, "The
Requirements Of Good Citizenship" The
three heads presented were intelligence,
unselfishness and activity. The meeting
was very interesting.
Two couples of our young people were
united in marriage yesterday Will
cox OF East Brooktield and Lizzie Lamson
at O'Clock and another couple at o'clock,
Rev. r. II. Abercrom bic performing the
in both instances. The latter
event took place at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Durkee, when their daughter,
was united in marriage to Clay
ton Tucker OF East Barre. The bride and ]
groom entered the room, which was taste /
fully decorated, to the strains of Lohen
grin's wedding march, played by Anna
Kelly. The happy couple received many {
presents, They viii begin housekeeping ]
in the house recently pur- .
chased by the groom of Walter Howard.
They have the best wishes of their many =
friends. !
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EAST GRANVILLE.

Harry Dodge went to STAFFORD Tuesday
for a short vacation.
Miss Peck OF Burlington is in town, vis-
iting Miss Mary Webb.
Mrs. 5. Webb and Miss Mary are stop
ping i'm town for awhile.
Miss Annie Jacobs Of Concord visited
her brother, Fred, Wednesday.
Mr.. Chaffee and son Of Northfeld vis-
tied Mrs. Richardson last week.
A number from here attended the dance
at Roxbury last Thursday evening.
The child murder reported last week
was not committed here but in Granville.
Alison Chaffee Of Manchester, n. n, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. A. A. Richardson.
Pearl Campbell, wife and daughter Of
Braintrec visited Mrs. l.. l.. Dickerman
Wednesday.
Edward Slsttery of Claremont was in
town Wednesday and Thursday on his
way home from Malone, y. Y.
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GRANVILLE.

Little Raymond Martin has been i'll.
f. d. Huntley was in Warren Sunday.
Clyde Carpenter of Randolph was in
town Saturday.
Claude Roys of Northfield spent a day in
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Bagley returned
from Peth Monday.
Misses Greene and Lincoln of Bethel are
at Sunnyside for few days.
Gardner Wheeler of Bethel has been
spending few days in town.
l.. G. Kent, wife and baby spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Sunnyside.
f. n. Hemenway and Miss Lincoln of
Bethel were in Warren Tuesday.
Mason Montgomery and son of Brain
tree are haying for Mrs. Matte Eaton.
Miss Robinson Of Hancock commenced
work at the Central House Wednesday.
A. J. Lamb of Northfield recently spent
a few days with his daughter, Mrs. !. G..
Sargent.
At the dance Friday evening s3.s5 was
cleared for the library. The ladies also
cleared that amount.
Mrs. Amos Maxham, who has been
spending two weeks with her parents, re-
turned to her home in New Haven Mills
Saturday.
The ball game which took place on
Ford's meadow between the Rochester and
Granville teams resulted in the score Of 80
to in favor of Rochester.
There viii be a social dance for the BEN
eft OF the library al the Lower Village
schoolhouse Friday evening, Aug. O. The
ladies OF the social circle viii serve re-
freshments.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Dana Deering is at home from his work
in Randolph.
Jim and Dana Goodrich are doing G. s..
Osgood's haying.
Master Pearl Pierce is visiting his
| grandparents in Tunbridge.
Mrs. George N. johnson went last
/ Thursday to her home in Hanover.
II. F. sprague was in White River
Junction last Saturday on business.
The East Randolph ball team goes to
Brookfeld next Saturday to play ball
w. c. sprague is having his house re-
paired. L. n. Kibbee is doing the work.
Scott Brown has finished his labors for
Ms. II. b. Grow. Andrew Camp is TO
take his place.
Miss Houghton, who has been visiting
at II. p. Changers, returned to her home
in Strafford Saturday.
Mrs. A. w. Emery went last Tuesday TO
visit her daughter in Bath, n. H. Mrs.
+. {. Jenness is doing her work while she
is away.
Miss May Brigham became a member OF
the f. w. b. church last Sunday. She was
immersed in the river below the dam,
Rev. c. +. Davis officiating.
There will be service at the Universal
list church next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. Topic, "Are Universalists Chris
tians ~ Everybody invited.
Dan Durkee. Fred Persons. +. o. Boy
den, b. r. Blaisdell, Ernest Kent and
Eugene Blaisdell started last Satuaday
for Goose Pond for a weeks camping.
Miss Mabel Greaves, who has been
helping her sister, Mrs. II. +. Sprague,
returned to her home ia Bridgewater last
Saturday. Her sister, Miss Alice, is taking
her place.
A. g. Osgood and wife have sold to Al
mon A. Hayward the Rickard place for
500. Mr. Hayward has sold his farm i'm
and Randolph 20 Carrie n.
Smith for s975. Herbert S. Bragg and
wife have sold to Hial W. Bennett their
home place for 500.
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WHAT'S GOING ON.
FIVE MINUTES WITH THE BIG
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
TryIne % settIe the Steel strIke.

An effort is being made to settle the
great steel strike. President Shaffer Of
| the Amalgamated association went to New
York city to confer with President
schwab, j. p. Morgan and other officials
OF the Steel trust. A tentative agreement
was reached between these representatives,
under the terms of which all the trust
mills were to be "open.n that is, nom
union men were TO be allowed TO work
with union men without objection by the
latter, but the unions were to be allowed
the opportunity to organize in all the
mills, without interference by the Trust
This agreement was to be ratified by the
executive com mittee Of the unions before
work was to be resumed. At last reports,
this committee had not ratified il and it
was doubtful If it would. The union men
fear that the effect would be to weaken
them. as the Trust would quietly dis
charge the men most active in union
work. The striking garment workers Of
New York city have won their fight
against most Of the sweat shops. There is
a strike Of 1900 men engaged in loading
or navigating vessels at San Francisco and
shipping is tied up.
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NO. 43--l450
EAST RRAINTREE

Chas. Smith was in Bethel one day this
week.
Mrs. Cummings is at her daughters,
Mrs. b. Wakeheld's.
Geo. Thayer of Cambridge. Mass. Is
visiting his uncle, Orvis Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. George and Master
Harry OF East Bethel visited at j. c. Me-
lntire's last Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Fullam and Miss Dot OF
Brooktield visited at her fathers, A. X.
J Mclntire's, recently.
Geo. Boyce OF Mexico has been visiting
his relatives here for the past week. He is
mining in that country.
Messrs. Wardner and Hart Of Randolph
are painting, papering and whitewashing
the interior of the church.
c. f. Powers cut quite a cash in his
hand Monday while trying to remove
putty from a window sash.
Miss Mary Thayer OF Waterbury, Conn,
is spending her two weeks vacation at the
home OF her father, o. 5. Thayer.
Miss Louisa Martin, who has been vis-
iting her daughter in Randolph for the
past two weeks, returned to her home last
Sunday.
The Ladies' Mite society meets with
Mrs c. +. Powers next Friday afternoon.
Ice cream and cake will be served from s
to s. Everyone invited.
A collection viii be taken in the West
Brookfeld church for foreign missions
next Sunday morning on account OF it
being so rainy last Sunday.
The Hutchinson family, who have
boarded at Carl Bowman's for the past
month, returned to their home in New
Bedford, Mass, last Monday.
A party Of u were recently entertained
by the Hutchinson family at the home Of
Carl Bowman. A fine time was reported.
Refreshments OF ice cream and cake were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Fisher took a car
riage drive 10 Hardwick to visit relatives
for few days recently. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Sumner cared for the Fisher home
stead during their absence.
Fred Thresher, who is employed as a
Pullman car conductor from Boston to
Buffalo, with his family visited the home
place and had picnic supper recently.
His family live in Northfield during his
lbsence.
The date OF the rummage sale to be held
n the basement OF the church is August
Ith and sth, afternoons and evenings.
Many new and useful things will be for
iale at low prices. There will be attrac-
ions such as the Randolph band, fire.
works, ice cream and cake, lemonade,
andy, etc, and lunch for those who de-
ire. Ladies who are not requested to do
otherwise are asked to bring cake. The
proceeds go for the basement of the
hurch. Come one, come all.