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1 TH1 BOSTON StKDY 0 LOBE DECEMBER 31, 1911 8EVENTY FOUB PAGES. 1 ft, OSGOOD 5 ROSY OUTLOOK FOR DEMOCRATS Double Legal Stamps WOmlltgyj 9 tip-rtv II IN 'Oil WORCESTER COUNTY 1TOIM T. BOSTON Cit of Worcester Has a Democratic Mayor, and the Republicans Can No Longer I Few St The Enrollment of a Democratic Banner Is We Sen Moi urnnure i ban Count This Up-State Section in the Election Total Majority of the Foreign-Born Voters Under the Largely Responsible for the Turnover. Any House New England Our Prices Are Always the owest wrv fna rt men mark downs afe now in ie store 0 force iron wicus with spring and mattress Ifjrvvr There Too 1 when prices 's a convincing story ot saving told hy cacn price ncKei. trong a story, really, for you to overlook especially you stop to consider that the mark downs are from that arc lower the start thiin those of any other store.

complete; bed is straight A. Sis ivul y-n. (Jiii.a.1 3, -J-1U clHU -it filling; headpiece 49 inches high; foot 42 inches; Cr i 1 Ca. a. jl tf atinna.

ttJron 1W sni i i 4sta tup iuai.uess. xveguiar- JTiT. Ttf 4RM 7 I -ts BViWD ly $9.50. Our price th. week, cm pi I Hi if ww v- xtr- jam.

ur -n -ze xS- itaTW ieiC life ing in Ward 7. things are beginning to look well for the Democratic leaders. The Mayor-Elect of Worcester, who will be sworn in New Year's Day, has been a lifelong Democrat. He is the third Democrat to be elected Mayor IH 49 omens ISJHForcester since the days of Charles B. Pratt In 1879.

David F. O'Connell, the Mayor-Elect, born .11 Ireland Keb 8, 1858, stop has been a candidate for Mayor of AVorcester four times. He was defeat ed three times by small pluralities. When he announced his candidacy this year he was not the unanimous choice of the party, but after the caucuses the Democrats got together, and Mr O'Connell was elected by a plurality of 2033. His success at the polls can be ascribed to several things, but no one factor In his election played a more prominent- part than the plan which Worcester Democratic leaders have been working on for years.

They have sought to solidify all the various elements In Worcester Into one party, and they have succeeded pretty weii when the same ttehet that Mr Not since 1848, when Levi Lincoln was elected Mayor of Worcester over Rev Rodney A. Miller pastor of Old South Church, has the Worcester end or tttg Coni n. fence 0 Cms- Suits Your 0 it the Democratic party been te a posi mmmu sj :0 iC 1 1 i MarkAffl Down Credit tion to gase upon such a pleasant outlook politically as now. I Credit 1 1 Desnecracy in Worcester has nan some open aturtoy is Good tough sledding since the days of Levi and-his battle against the radical tem Swedish-American to cast his lot with the Democratic party and from the day 1 haflnt ha Ka. hAAII ttl O'Connell won there was a young VUHU v.

1 1 rei an ij Vfill Tl ST I 1. perance and other dissenting elements, and the city has had but few Demo ian. They all won out with Mr OCon-nell. MeVked Hown Like the cut. Black kersey or black caracul coats, cut fifty-two inches long, semi -fitting backs.

The caracul coats are lined throughout with Venetian. 9 O'Ctoek I the styles shown in illustration gray or brown mixtures with shawl col- lars, trimmed with vel- vet, or made with regular collars of self material. tmxw cratic Dr Elias If. Jr-orener, a young nfnrew physician, is In the Common Council from Ward 5. He was nominated practically without opposition, and he made fnr Mr O'Connell on tM But this year thh wsaspspsaa Democracy on the State ticket made mmIIhii shawinsi not only in the Panor Rockers BSttl ii'ii ular mW LiUK I stump in the recent campaign.

ef Werceoler, but In the County of. Worcester as well. values, in tl.T. AllOl. the limelight with the aid and assistance of the local Democratic organization.

They first picked him to run for the Common Council in Tie are many Swedish voters in this ward. In fact, they have the balance of power when tne other voters ltaa to their true politaH feelings, and, as a result, Mr Orstrom was elected to the Common Council, to the Worcester Board of Aldermen and finally to the Legislature when every Democratic candidate In the ward was defeated. Last year Ward was made the bet tleground by Republican leaders In Worcester. nominated a young man named Midgley to run against Mr OisttoSft. There are many forsgar residents of England living within the Anthony A.

tepore, a jounn was Induced to get into the running for t-tm Common Council a year ago, and fsoCua -if nmy mixtures or Eifter soma hesitation he allowed the Exactly like illustration, fceVr ilv uDholslered with Imitation and lilue nan am a. use of his name, was nuuuiiiu and elected, and he was one ot the -'a. Ai tk. nfimnrTii tic wr ss leather, tufted hack, substantially made; Ml A study of -itaeilmai eee. elections, as far as Worcester and Worcester county are concerned, Is of inter-, Comparison of the of' Wk 'Jam alWL woieott eastS! Worcester County by a vote as to for Alexander Bruce, tho Demo-cratic Jtown t( he recent cratle candidate, carried Worcestei i CemTty' by a vote of 2844 to 3i for yfPi Miih lean mnnleinel nolitiCBl fight this Some have bands of silk, others are trimmed with 9.85 regularly 16.00.

Oar price tins week1 The success 01 Kepren uhi.vmp tons ot sell material. A Orstrom in the Democratic party Worcester caused Oustaf E. ItergsO-om to trv his hand as a Democratic can- 1 mmm II nntnltlQ trl 111 Bovs' S3. OO I ,11 j. miiiiuMM'ii'i candidate, shows what a decided change ofeenOment has come over Worcester Your Money Back Tou Want It" January rk Dov.

11s ol Jiite lor omuo. the Common Council in Ward 6 and won easily. He has done much work to Tine 1 a I 1 In, Overcoats Heavy win an -the swenisn vow mi Mr O'Connell. and he predicts that will be a matter of but a few yoers before the city of Worcester will be a ter 1 aaij oeareoata la permanent juemocrauu ter at 8tate election. He received elected four of 10 Representauves ano one Of two Sen rs.

fancy mixed llandkerchiefs now 5c Women's 39c Fleeced VeatK and Panta at tl5e CkUdren's 69c 'JDdrawer Leggins at 4D0 Women's 50c Leather confines of the ward and they have always voted the Republican ticket. They asked the Swedish Republicans to stick to Midgley against OiwtroB tott Oi s-trom won. At city election, whtoajtes-lowed a month later, the Republican candidate for alderman was a esn American. The Democratic candidate for alderman was a young man named Joseph a McDonough Mr McDon-ough won and the precincts watte the so-called English vote lives showed up Very Strong for Mr McDonough. The feud is still on evidently, for this year Mr- Orstrom was elected Representative against and Mr McDonough eNJS reelected over Fehr G.

Holmes. This gives but a faint Idea of.BL ejgrMHT tMpinrirsts in Worcester have been playing the game for a do-en years or more. Worcester now had 10 wards and i of the 10 are strongly Democratic. The oi.Mimuul fn Rtrnni-'lv French Vote In Line. Tt.

Tt soulliere. the new alder- aflactfi, or la plain blueB, -Mb 1 tiAa been a Democrat for many years and worked hard among nis MY CLOTHIER" Hanover and Portland Streets Hand Bags "now at 2r browns and grains. Russian styles with gm emaieni on sleeve. For all ages 3 to 9 years. countrymen to get them to line up ww; 'Itara' 50c Toques.

the Democracy. The iTencn voie Child's 5()c Sweater Exactly like Buffets ft 0 ft 1 Worcester lias oeen nnen up iwv the time with the Republicans but the placing of Mr SouiHereon the- ticket iV, ....,1 ,1... tfrnneh Vote to a Qsjcaeeratle Repreeentetlvee Uected. They elected repreaentattvea to the tjeaeral Court from Wards 3, 4 and 5, which are strongly Democratic, and elected a itearesentarlvo from Ward which is lighting ground along political Urin8'Ward 7, for years a Republican stronghold, Thomas J. Bp wen.

ow l-etarv to Congressman John A. ahayei, came within 36 votes ofdHa the ward SSIe Legislature rom Representa-SSf SitterT Had he been thB D.mreto,"w the first time in tha SeSIParty, llllM vnu vi.i,o.v swing" abound sp that Mr O'Connell went 1 1 1 in i i jo. I noil, MaiellB two 'deep dfiHiH ian. but Jjiey are.noi, rcciai. returns count.

.1... lr rrlistrictpil Into BAY STATE INDUSfRIAl SCHOOLS. 10 wards the committee In cbarge of SWINDLE IN NEW GUISE ior silver, locker, linen drawer; bevel M-c-h ifeviiarly $32.00. Our pnth, 6 CiC "UBEiffTaCTHsT the Phonographs "aBZtii- wtilntt Daniel K. I There Are 8178 Pupils in the 53 Training Schools of the the wore am tne mum.

iiu.v vw thought the ward lines would keep the city strongly Republican for lo years, but the steady changing of resteeeeegw. the young generation of vasisBasre caused the Democratic strength in SJiae of the wards to grow with such aaa fit rapidity that it looks as though the mmo -rats might control the City Council of Worcester before many in electing i T. tin'tr lOx-Rapreswitative Cornanoa d. Ii, ibi- pi. lis vwilii nut the old time strength of the Democracy lined up behind him, but with such hard workers in his camp as Messrs Pofeher, Rergstrom, Soulliere and Democratic leaders cinched Mr O'Coo-nell's strength with the French voters by nominating Henry Oendron of Ward 5 for Common Councilman.

He was elect Out of f0 memlers of the Common CouncU of 1912. the Democrats will have but 10, and out of the 10 Democrats one its Of iewlah descent, one of French descent, one a native bom Italian, and afiotner a native born SweMlv. Democratic leaders say they propose to give all elements representation, and if they are as successful in-the plan in the future as they have been this year, it would be well for the Republican leaders of the State to watch Worcester. State Whole Country Has 343 Such Schools. Carmo.ly.

Wnr- Spanish Grandee Now Russian Banker. wirds in the district, but waa MmmmitJmimm i 'KMiMwtt thai mnunni a Mayor, an alderman-at-large and four aldermen by. wards, giving thWS r. 11 aldermen. They hava he" RepresentaUves-elect SeDamocratic By CHAS.

F. PIDGIN. The various stages of the tower of and; though the most -of thn: rles, and the. movement has a certain political motive, a j.rofi-H- but 10 out of 30 members of the Common Council, so that the Republicans ri wr.iitin Bt-e like aeoiogicai sirafs'. We have the kindergarten, the primary.

Li i 1 i let d.t-A--' ar-r 2T 4 eitv government, but sionai impniswi How long the boycott will last is nmhshla haf It.vllt, ter nave uuuii cent yeerss th4l T-jds- Seeks Assistance to Recover "Planted" Fortune. with Ward 6 fighting ground and the Democrats making such a good show break down, agJjsjptilfliliJlWlii jpe win voung asp mwmm'-m n-w iature next year. DUI tO no- noctors, tmn bh.i.ik-fov-torv i) a lmurovement on grammar and High Schools, men me preparatory, followed by collegiate, technical and university courses. Up to leaving the grammar grades a pupil has a smattering of many stu The High School apurse accentuates. xlzz.

aAAa nw ones. The the old syMeaWNfeJBf from sparks blown Of tne gale front the iia Wars-; ft it in ENGLAND RENT BY LABOR WAR Producing Reaction Against Liberals. Persian Policy and Insurance REMGDE worked lor an mcrauipiy amaii under hard, grindWlf 111 Pi novel "'Tfimnli --Br 'iimneffi. i 1 1 TWO INJU Connecticut has 14 sdhools and IthOde Island jI Of more interest than the classlnoa-tlon ef the schools is information as to the nature of the trades and vocations being learned by the pupils in Sunn- All the schools do not rMm the number In each occupation, but the figuTe.s attainable give a vivid idea of the saope of tiie entire work. BHOfiB ISLAND Milieu Drawing and dedgslng Shnp nitlieaiatk'8, etc Blacksniltaiog jg Metal and wood' .......120 Mechanical trades .:.....10 I'rlntlng Plumbing Blectric work.

SB Total 88 Females 1W.mm.Mh. ihH A St son il iinvn iwi w. louegc, fechnical Institutes and untver- menaiy goeieties. naai.j a slttes turn out prvi.eoBiw -women. ij" hava manv Makes Appeal in Behalf of Beautiful Daughter.

OF Heme Rule Wfpr ve practically COPLE no II offloers to aid them, but the supply of IftnltLCad completed. general irrestfdn is that the bill win be generous s.sawt- ward on IKockman st. Within a few minutes the whole 8tructureJja': mass of names and the Indammable tel stored there burned quickly and caused considerable fenr aasoae tee thousands of spectators who SSlgved I the Wbole city was. doomed. ith ice-coated backs the lire flghters ex-SSded every effort to check the furious ggg' The fire spread to the nearby bSudJuga despke their efforts.

Four aweHlngs wereMMnrBsd entirely, and two others isfartory. will paM the House 1 'v 1 van'aM Twtiufntv VI Chamber of Commerce educated privates nan wroi n. That the industrial army must have educated soldiers as well an officers Is now being acutely realized and from this widespread popular opinion tne industrial school is an outcome. The schools offering industrial UNfe ing are of various kinds, varying in ISope, and brief definition neces- be a law in two years, but flaa labor Fire Loss at Halifax bill and some Of the bad los-s Also Factors. uimm mw.wv-,1 i 1 1, i is ami iimiKt'tioid 9 11 the by-eiecuons may emuarrass iih Directors Report.

Is $200,000. after an, once it Is adopted by AS tilt! HI wewwewww mT tne eaws aMrict occupants of tene the House ol Commons win. an wi-v 1, 1 i 1 1. wtiiKh mw im nrao ments nearuy iu3 i 'r tbetr plaeea Soldiers Totals The State total ts 419, of whom are taught by the Young Men's Christian Associations, of which there are two. CONNECTICUT tteally certain, the farther ofwoajuga Suggest Subway Running to Einharrass-Program'd Home Rule Bill.

iilli-k i ill. away 1 ue wnrv. K)usebld were esmoved to places of aatety fmi Store than 8t persons were rendered Driven Flames it One mlHiiv fnrecs. from the lMDK dOWB Ward, are Working determinedlb je bring about' a llnal reconciliation be Mechanic's Building. traues Time Threatened City.

mmm i trv u. 101 The oM, old confidence game, which waa so overworked it became too well keevm to be effective, and was there Cava sent into retirement, has "conn back," and is again in our midst. It Is slightly disguised, however, probably la tae hope that it Win escapg laetsed ef tae i wealthy Spanish grandee wtth h. lovely and beautiful daughter, who wished a little leipeilsis assistance, tor which late, he was to give a fortune In repayment, under tne new golsett Is a noted Hun-etaa banker named Salrowsky, whd "eloped" from St Petersburg with 5,000,000 rubles belonging to the bank. He has a darling daughter, too, Just like the Spaniard used to have, and he wishes to secure for her nearly half million dollars that he has "planted" In America.

He beseeches assistance in his effort to do this, and to the one rendering such assistance he will give $168,000. He Incloses What purports to be a hppinf from an English paper, tat Wlsteh there Is a detailed report of his Rv T. P. O'CONNOR. homeless, and sevsraF PtrsMS f'tl 11 tiShi in the freezing, weather gUardhS Mitt household I 5W were given temporary places ef abetter bv the police and friends.

rftvellinas owned jueonafd. Mrs iteSa John Fotey ana "'St. ualw aa atsmavhvastl tween eingiana arm tie ami (Copyrislit, Mil, by the celeste Whose.) HEARREP0RT OF fUND. LONDON. Dec 3Th year goes Upw for a proper schools prepare pupils for a manual occupation, not necessarl ly a trade, or give instruction of a siMI, to leud a pupil to decide which treas he desires to follow, Xm'itf' Industrial schools five training for the mechanical trades or other manual 0CTrade ''preparatory scfceeja Jeaob the elements of trades, Including practice iad Some theory and prepare pupils to enter trade schools.

'ISsie SebSOlS tSSSm trades as nearly as possible in their entirety, the design heing to have them take an apprenticeship. Continuation schools, usually open evenings, are conducted for the further instruction of those now employed In certain trades ot vocations. Apprenticeship schools are conducted by employers for the Instruction of "iffiBSSrSai. to out In a darkneea of labor unrest Widening of St James Av Mt Hotyoko Alumnae Ala Inderee Big Hotel and Warehouse which seemed quieter for a while Ml then burst Into a more 4MMtree as Alternative. Candtdaey of Miaa Boar of conflagration.

All Lancashire Is In a ferment with 1 ,1 Shop matheinatloe, ete-. (engineers 81' Metal and wood work Sea mm mi. Females DreMnaktni and millinery The State total Is 1120. of Whom Wl are taught by the Young Men bris- tian Aesedaueaa, ef wWem.tsists are elBht MASSACHOSBTTS Male. Agriculture and mechanical trades Uf Uetal and wood working -'k'" Mflianieal drawing, Jealgnlng and Uop matbematles i It Are Destroyed.

i.m.V SL In. ''-Tliiriy nm Mnwttm tlta rilsilltii. af mor than Quarter of a million per Mrs C. N. Thorp of Chelsea presided ggsmssHndcdthe ajtMni.H- Association a the Betel ett- Com merce have sent to the Mayor with sons threatened with etarwtion, evta tJmi.r wrn- meae to Uistr aaprova i una ior ux resneeaa sMstanflBT afternoon.

to the dispute between trades unions and one or two obstinate women who ine of Copley sq. ri'h. involves inlun-d and prorty Wm rear At ti. hiiHlnesR Kession it was voted flissielsn ef'. electric cars from the nthora hv an aro- to loin the union.

HuntitiKton-av side of the saearev ment, as to support, between tb- cheej (limit. art mtm.il,, 1X0 MM MAM I threatened at una- to tadetee flte candidacy of Mlss lkrtber Lan- raft Hovey, class as alumnae treated, i v. ts the eandldate of mli 1S9 and employers either by widening Mt Jesses av, for ho hmnflt at the or br WtUt ran ic tnftvnituilo 1 loomtaf mmtmw thm ef tale ear ie a.t gome ef the losers carried no Insurance. WILL SAIL WEDNESDAY. Delay In Departure ef Battleships Pram Nsvy Yard Holiday fee Workmen Tomorrow.

Dants ciipfa 4mH''irmt the Charlestown Navy Tard yterday for the scout cruiser Chester, which arrived at faa yaird esweral weeks ago from Tripoli. The orders state that the ship will remain at the local yard until March 16 for repairs and Installation of ew equipment The scout cruiser Salem, which was expected at the yard early next week. Is not to come here about April Tit 'was also announced that It is probable that the battleships Georgia. New Jersey aud Virginia, now at the yard Wood working Print ln and i millers wimj ri' inanu a mimunun 1 a as. ULniaVM aiaaeseaSMp mrmmm-mm for their object the training of eye ind trig a subway to Mechanic's Building, the n-w York brenen.

Ill Befora ta names 1 Rdward Hotel, ii- lii.il 1-i'IfilT 11-' 1(1 i 1 I I II, 111 II nt 11 1 1 i ca ea This relapse Into a civil War comes a disagreeable surprise the re- ana placing a bikuob pif. mm; lar trade, but there Is a strong tendency a1 fairTiisa to broaden tnetr ncope nu manu uicm, in effect, trade schools. for tJ I VP ill'' UUIViM W5 WSww-p to be exhausted by the railway strike one ot lr aoetelrlean etty, ''Wgfrareaenses ef Centpany, Limited; and tour 4ft fiSE-'sB 48 so eft as 'rT raffl and arrest in i.ondon, or ins aisjuain with the millions of rubles, and being i ii ki ii back to Spain, where he 1b held to await trial for shooting another Russian with whom he had uuarrulcd Th clipping also carefully state that Sadrowsky's portmanteaus were SMbS and carefully searched, hui nothing except personal effecui was found, "although the Russian ambas-sador declares that the prisoner ought to nave several million rubles aJKme Stoni sod eminent wora Maolilni.ta and fonnilrr work Textile Steam and eHne Metal working Mtatloaar fiieuien Eleetrienl work auU ehcml.trj.... Mechanical tradea Where Huntington av passengers may transfer to Boylston st care. In closing the committee requests the Mayor to Investigate the following propositions: In that 'tar' e.aaie er in i ne nn miner.

The sense of weartaeag and almost I. Is I- i tnii.tr I 111. With these aennuioos, me irciiu status of Industrial education in the i-nited States and New England caftM more clearly understood. In the i.nited State, at the end of the year mo. there the college i ttu, uadsr.

to UllS try at this continual ttartat .1.. I tiki tnr one mi at as 10 produce grave political resuna. 1 11... lh u.lv.ii..inic HTlll tenement aonsea wera ttftay pented the slsht of bsusshtiln adajltod ajeng the streets in the vicinity of the fire, with a coai-mir of Ice covering them. 1 TiswaCMsaVj ke aicted this city in many years, started from a were 343 industrial bcooojs oi various kinds in operation.

Kind of Nimitier where." sacn. 41... RfMH mil il I. The removal or tne diagonal oar tntska now crossing Copley sq between Bttntlngton av and Boylston st 1. Th Including at the present time of the Huntlngton-av cars in the pro lal conservatigm of aineand which already had begun to be sjumnod to The clipping.

inclosed with the lol- Pliilnnthnjpto i U1C Droaram was atven hy ltiss MsaptM I.i lev wna i i i nt Iv I'mw vail Total Females Dressmaking Millinery Dreaamaklin. and millinery. Power sewing machlnn Domestic arts and household science. iM.rrell. violinist.

Miss Stella Durreii, 14T 28 75 by a resident of Springfield, Vt: more resuve aa us 1'utilie Atprentice ft ooppratlve liautrlsl ntanfat. ami Miss Mabel .1 will not sail UlUI earliest Instead of on Tuesday, as was ewi t-ti, Ne- defective tlue DPI pg twaro Madrid, Jvov u. wu. 'Dear Sir Although I know yoti of these demands are lastMed bf I www. a five-story wwoen uu-, ttumm Men's Cbrlntian Assix-iation 1W hiaher nries at livinx and ether eend A numher or saBWBjsspias bnSka will remain at the yard as the Texlife ,2 Girls' IBflOMnsi reserve shin ol tne aivisiuu.

Va 1 overhauled. The oidM only from good references Of youi honesty, my sad situation compels me to reveal to you an important affaii In whloh you can procure a modest fortune, saving at the aamo time that Neitro inrtuBtrmi In, IlisUllll 2 are that alt the work on it be com- 1 1 IE SMMI tion or mms a the hospitality fred one or tne nnem no tt located on Lockman st. The btaze was alar waa sounded throughout the hotel ami the 160 guests made their escape Orrpspuudence I Ill eboTt 'Nashville will also sail 1 llnm n1 in in 1 1 1 'iin HIW EOWM PLANT WANTED Total .848 These schools are distributed, geo "Before being impnsoneu nere i was established as banker in St Petersburg, as you will Ke by the lp The small shopkeeper andthe sinen property hoMer are beoomlng impatient. Physiclana In Revolt. On the ether iia.iaw-"lisherdla pute threatens ths aetdial rstetyall' between the Wber-'rtiwae 1 taJ ism and ovary eirilte.jseh' sadd violence on the Dart of the working- on weanesaay ior oo.ii o-.

the gunboat Wheeling as the ititlon and police ship for that vicln- slaasachuaetta Twining Schools graphically, as roiiows: Kw I'jinlaiid SUten i 1 im nmtaraitond. nail Estimates Are Fifed. Middle Statea i .74 .114 41 12 trustees of the Itsatgahusetta Sniitlicm siaiea v. Wen tern BUtee. inducted by railway ayeteras VV i with them to the fleet rendezvous at Hampton Roads.

Tomorrow, New Tear's Day. Will he Trelning Schools have filed with the Secretary ef the CesssaenwesWh following recommendatlona -Sfi fslsla Total 1188 Both Sexes MerhSH' arawiag, engineers, dicMsmsWiiiK and 0WJ The State tatAl Is 8178, of whom 25ltti are taught by Young Men's Christian Associations, of which there are 19 in the State so engaged. The teacher in the industrial school may be compared to the florist In his irar'den. or the fruit culturlst In his orchard. One supplies flowers, another fruits, and the third Intelligent brains, deaterttus hands and nimble-fingers for our various Industries.

There are four Important epochs In the life of a working man or woman: Education. Labor. HavlngB (If possible). Pensions (If necessary). Np one wishes to detract from the honor or pensions paid those who risk their lives for National honor or safety.

But are the members of our industrial army undeserving? The old soldier when Infirm or too old to work bears a Unified title he Is a i i Thu win mi man or woman posed Boylston-st suDway. wun a general transfer station underground at Copley sq. and the interrelation by transfer of all surface car lines that will then be necessary. 3. The study of the traffic situation with reference to accommodations that will be necessary when the lands west are more built up.

4. The omission of that portion of the proposed Boxlston-st subway that may be built from Church to Tremont sts and the use of the money thus saved for extension of the subway ilown Huntington av. 5 The desirability of widening that portion of St James av from Copley bo. to Berkeley st by Including In the street tea reserved snaosa on enspf side of the present width. 6.

The Plan of making subway entrances as small aa possible and in the replannlng of the square plots be made to assist the movement of cars, vehicles and pedestrians in and about the square with reference to future ubs of the same when the surrounding country may be more fully occupied. The members of the comlttee were Herhert J. Kallaway. acting chairman; Vredi-rlck Olmstead. chairman; Frank A Bourne, Charles M.

Cabot, Frederick P. Fish, John Nolen, Henry i Robert V. a holiday at the Navy lara. Business Troubles. That the sum of be appisp.1 Augustus H.

Stowell, salesman, Brook-ho. fllw? a netltion in bankruptcy. few uerfional effeets they couio eture before being forced to flfce to safety the hotel oc upants made their way Into tie frwhennK emleav.mlng to save a few of belongings. Bernard Kensman prlsr the hotel, was seriously burned about he head and body, and was removed to a Tw'hundred sailors from the C-nadlan cruller Nlobe and a number of irimuH assisted the entire force of the Halifax and Dartmouth Fire Depart-MUBtH in flghting the fierce fire, ajid aid helped greatly in checking the destruction. Within a few minutes afier hotel wiw discovered afw It was considered doomed on account of the gale and the hard conditions under which the fire fighters worked, lth ated for a now and ugnnnK plant, for a machine and printing shop, for a cottage for boys, for a cowbarn fur im liehouse.

He owes 122,689, all unsecured, and has closed article about me pnncea many English papers. "1 beseech you to help me obtain sum of 8480,000 which I have In America, and to come here to raise th seizure of my baggage, paying to th registrar of the court the expense 01 mv trial and recover my portmanteav co'ntajtilng a secret pocket, where 1 have hidden the document indispensable to recover the said sum. "As a reward 1 will give you the thri part, I cannot receive oui unhwer In tho prison, but you must emu. a eableiiun to a person of my conit ilenc-i- who will deliver It to me. Await Ing your cable to intrust you in all no secret, I am.

air, Yours truly, "Sadrowsky. "PMrst of all, answer by cable, not letter, as follows: To Luis Durau Peso 6, Vatlaoolld. Spain. "Send news 12." 'Jii The letter Is written In copperplnti penmanship. The envelope in which I came bore Snanlsh stamps and wai pottntarked Madrid, 'i-t, ere are about 80 unse That the sum of 1446 be appropriated ennnectintt Oak Cottage with the cured creditors, the principal of whom a 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1.

i 1 1 ,1 ToUl Z3 Of the 348 schools, 178, or 62 percent, are conducted by founa Men's Christian Associations. They have 2441 teachers and 63,400 pupils, of whom 700 are under IS years of uge and 43.900 more than 18. The 74 schoola In New Kngland may be classified, by kinds, as follow. Fhllantaroplc Industrial 1 Public tndaattal 84 Apprwitlce 9 inilu.4trlal 4 Kveutas Indottrlal. 4 Men's Christian Association 2" Textile 8 Girls' indnatrlal i Negro iiiittuitrlal I Total 74 New Kngland has 74, or tlJ percent of the 313 In tug United States.

Mas- i nlnnl. for a rai I road men an ths aseassary sgfnisw the liberal oeeaatent maha a aew gulf between the t0 foroea, The combination of Jbate A ifferent elenumts accoaahl fef ttglJSSMJi'BS of the liberals at the by-electiona and also for the marked resurgence of the foreign Policy of Sir Wward On aba Qui I run si III jck. The reports of the u.mslan atrocities and despottent la Jrsla are exciting the public opinion hare. eapeciallywmoi.K the radicals, wlw. aevef neno'e'o'f In the meantime Persia Proves hjr own worst enemy for even ilcials and soldiers a14 bfMerrevotragatnstbheH'insuranc's bill Hilt la being carefully organised, ee paolally as the Tories found the bill Kiich good electioneering.

The physicians meet by the thousand auU de- sldmg, for a refrigerating plant am, for 'I'ka. asajsti siiim M.ti ii. a fiu mi der 'ai 1 'th Buffalo Sewer' Pipe Com-pny Huffalo, 14522 for sewer pipe, and hulldlnK and tv-u uti ts, v.ss 10' Brook Is sent to a State Institution or a poor farm bearing the label charity. Change the name of the Uoaul of State Charities to Hoard of Industrial nHftn.r in hankrupcy. He 1111-, in CT owes $124 and has no assets it.

..1. ran nrlei. SatldW Ch. the weather ai ine situ n'n HHllore and soldiers worked with svaloutness to pi event further de-Jtrueuon! but they lost In their battle to the wind. In three hours the Mng Kdwfrd Hotel was destroyed at a loss earning between 176,000 and $100,000.

Sker lire, believed to have started, furnishings, ror winn Kl" buildings, for general repair and improvements, for pumping apparatus ai 1 pump house for connecting watr SUP-i)l at Bolton, for new barn and MMM Sy Bolton, for steam heating system for Bolton Cottage and for new ite-waUll gxoundg at oiUa iuatltuUou. Tensions and latwr can be dlgnttiod by a Chang that will cuat nothing. fsl 1 I tVJ LV a WW Bellows. Walter R. Binnlan and Herbert kn.

nied netltion In bankruptcy. Lia bilities 13130. assets. p. Urew, aasotjaie nwmn i.