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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
FAMINE FEARED AT TIEN TSIN.
Thousands Of Cinnamon Without
Means of Support.

Shanghai. Monday. July 23.-The follow
ing dispatch from the Associated Press
corrcspondent at Tien Tsin reached here
today. having been delayed twenty days
In transmission:
Tien Tsin. Tuesday. July 3.-Famine and
pestilcnce are sure to strike the region of
Tien Tsin soon. Hundreds OF thousands
of Chiramen are leaving their homes in
the districts where tlghting is going on
without means of support.
Lieutenant Colonel John $. Mallory. OF
the Forty-first United states infantry. mas
arrived here to act as military observer.
The American and British commanderS
here have established Il censorship OF
correspondents of those nationaitles. 10
prevent tho transmission of reports that
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
ASSASSIN TAKES
LIFEOF HUMBERT
THEKINGOF ITALY
n n ONZA, ITALY, July 80.
MI king Humbert has

MI king Humbert has
been assassinated. He
was shot here last evening at
1o:45 o'clock by a man named
Angelo Bressi, and died in a few
minutes.
The king had been attending a
distribution of prizes in connection
with a gymnastic competition
which took place about 10 o'clock.
He had just entered his carriage
with his aid-de-camp, amid the
cheers of the crowd, when he was
struck by three revolver shots
fired in quick succession. One
pierced the heart of his majesty,
who fell back and expired in a
few minutes.
The assassin was Immediately arrested
ard was with some difficulty saved from
the fury OF the populace. He gave his
name as Angelo Bressi. describing himself
as of Prato, in Tuscany. y dispatch
from Rome says Bressi is an anarchist.
Humbert was the eldest son of Victor
Emanuel and on the death of his father.
In 1878, succeeded to the throne. He was
liked by his subjects and was popular
Cabinet Meeting Summoned.
Rome, July go a. m.-The news of the
terrible event did not arrive here until
midnight. Signor Saracco. the premier.
Immediately summoned a meeting of the
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
III AGREES TO SEND MESSAGE.
VIceroy Assures French Consul His
Minister Is Safe

Paris. July 25-12:3O a. MN. Delcasse.
minister of foreign affairs. has received a
telegram from the French consul at
Shanghai. dated July 23d. which says:
eli Hung Chang has just assured
me that M. Pichon, French minister
to China, is living and he has agreed
to transmit to him a message from
me requesting a reply within five
davSv
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30

Won Buelow Receives Kwang Hsu's
Appeal for Mediation.

Berlin. July H.-Count Won Buelow, the
minister of foreign affairs, made reply
today to the appeal of the emperor OF
China for German mediation between the
powers and the Chinese government
In substance Count Won Buelow said he
would not submit the telegram from the
Pekin government so long as the fate of
the legations and other foreigners IN
China were not ascertained and so long as
the Chinese government had not atoned
for the murder of the German minister At
Pekin, Baron Won Ketteler, and given
guarantees that I'm future it's conduct will
be I'm harmony with international law and
tho usages OF civilization.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
DO NOT DOUBT WU's DISPATCH.
Washington Officials Seem To Think
1t Verv Unpatriotic.

Washington. July 25.-tSpeciaL)-State
war and navy department officials here
regard the message received from Cap
tain Thomas. acting commander of the
American fleet in the absence of Admiral
Remey at Tien Tsin. as paving the way
for confirmation of the dispatch received
through Mr.. Wu from Minister Conger.
A prominent state department official. in
discussing the subject of the authenticity
of the Conger gopher dispatch, said:
1T is unreasonable and unpatriotic for
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
WILL HOLD RAILWAY LINE.
Russians and Britons Are Not of the
Same Opinion.

Tien Tsin, July 21.-The Russians an
nounce their intention TO keep control OF
the entire railway line between Taku and
Pekin until the conclusion Of hostiiities.
when they purpose. they say. to restore 1t
to the Chinese. Admiral Seymour strong
ly disapproves of allowing them to repair
the line beyond Tien Tsin. He considers
that the British should insure the under
taking and conduct the repairs. Mean
while the French are endeavoring to OBJ
tain control of all the river tugs. 1t IS
believed that they intend to share the
control with Russia.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
He says that Sir Robert Hart, di-
rector of Chinese imperial maritime
customs, died on July I'd.

The correspondent goes on to say:
mo other dates are given in the mes
sage from Niu Chwang. The leading Chi
nese newspaper here published yesterday
a dispatch declaring that 1t was all over
with the members of the legations. The
president of a minor board at Pckin wrote
to a relative in Shanghai, under date of
July 9Th, saying:
THE foreign legations are still un-
captured, but owing to the daily lighting
IL is reported that only about 300 persons
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
ENGLAND SEES NO HOPE.
Thinks the Chinese Are Simply Play
ing for More Time.

London, July &c. 4 n. m.-Mr. Conger's s
letter. the substance of which has been
transmitted to the United States secretary
of the navy through Captain Thomas. has
increased the belief in London that there
is no hope for the foreign legations in
Pekin and that the elaborate fabric of
dispatches which the Chinese are building
to persuade the civilized world that the
ministers are still alive is only intended to
enable them to gain time to complete pre-
parations for warfare.
The Shanghai correspondent of Tho
Daily Mail asserts that a Chinaman who
was employed at the British legation as
a writer and interpreter, has escaped from
Pekin to Niu Chwang, and that he de-
clares that at the time he left Pekin most
OF the members of the legations were dead
and the condition of the others was hope
less.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
England Will Not Mediate.

London. July 25.-Lord Salisbury today
notified the United States ambassador
that 1t was impossible TO accept the evil
dence so far submitted by the Chinese
or that transmitted by the United States
regarding the safety of the foreign minis
ters at Pekin. and that until their safety
was thoroughly established the British
government would be unable to discuss
any question OF mediation or kindred mat
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
NEWS FROM CHINA is UNSATISFACTORY

might tend to kindIe international anil
mosities. The antl-Russian pretudices OF
certain of the English correspondents
caused this action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21
JUNIOR APPOINTMENTS AT YALE.
The Thirty Honor Men who Nav, Earned
ection tn Phi BetA Kappa.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 2O.-Ihe list ~
Junior argoin meuts al I IL was 'nnounced by
t p faculty his mornlns They include the prize
scnolarSh p men Of the class Of 1909 during he
trs' two yenrs OF their course There are thirty
l. en- on the lizto a h.losophical and high ora
tipns who have earned the E ectl. ~ TO Phi Beta
Kappa a. r basis Of their scho arship landing
The uonor li-t follows
Philp-o. hicIl O~rltIons Frederick Burnham.
chicago: Harry Bald in Charba.lis. Union
vile, Conn; sidney Norton Dean. Northneld.
y Y; VIII IN Hance. ste h, n.burg. y J +;
Philip Meade Howe, South windsor. Conn (;
Harry Mortimer HuhbelI, Nort'lord. Conn;
BENJAMIN r 9 Low. BrooK yn. y y: Arthur
crosby ludn MT n. New York city: Kcrsey
, oates Read, Kansas city. Mo; charles Asaph
Potert-, II lrt' ~. Conn: Charl = cook Russ
Hr' Henry Camp EIs Hartford Hugh
Sattor ec, ho,he,,.r. ;. y .Ir nix Hu.sis
tIc"rueIuN. Moray a. y. Y. james Allen Va.-
eni4|" BJr. H"rr.dto, VI NIB
lIEh O.Jtiuu~ 'rthur RryUn t'nri. NM I'd,
% n. tI.u Y + tIOtt %IiOOiOn. Clmpp,llsyiilr
X q 0tgc EuEpu" DAVIS, Hartford, { aries
Pdr'p r ora, to.umbu, Pa Charles Driver
FRANCIS, Winch. ter. Tenn Arthur Brneci't
Hal. New Britain, Conn George Nush nR' on
Hltner, Poi.s Onn, Pa LUrIS JIdsOn Ho T.,
rtioid. Hue MHzeot %i.uquierS. New tIaven:
Wizard y aclin'ou lNtner, Providence. H. (:
AH.'d Pet ~, AU.' toar, Pa. Isaac Gray
Pl.liups, WEcA"st"r, T,Ln.. Henry leo Swein-
ntri, Pot'sioNn; Louis Hurt ratcott, Talcott-
Vie, OLn.-l5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21
Courts PROTECTED TENEMENT
That. Twice Condemned. Burned Years After.
with Eight ~ Ita Tenants.

Fire Marshal rcter Seery said on Thur.day
OF tie fire at a. Hester stICet, IN which eight
persons lost their lives early on Wednesday
morning, That the tenement lad been oun-
demned twice by the Building Department.
but that the owner had succeeded each tmc
in having tie conrcmnstiun set>aSlde by the
courts. An Investigation Of that tatemcnt
yesterday brought to light some rather re-
markaule facts connected with the history Of
th.s hulting.
The BUILDING Is one OF three frame tcnoIacnt-
designated ~ -. 4j and ii'a Hester street.
owned by Charlotte Alderman Of SIS West
Eghty-secOnd street. Sine 1854 one Of these
buildings has been con Ieinnad. not twice. but
three tlmcs, one snce ana one twice bv the
Budding Department, AMI the con lrmnation
of but one Of them has been sustained by the
courts.
In 1874. A. AMI A. were condemned and the
Blu ding Department H-tei Tor IN order Of
Ing hat tie two bull |.ng, be- torn dp%n IT,
o.. e. wa. heard by tic late Judge Chafle- =
Ddly and u jury in the COuIt OI ,or1Wun PhUs
The owner called a number Of competent wiz
naS-e- to show that the buildings could be re-
palred in such n way IA 20 Render t!om 'a'e
Justice DAILY anq The Jury went to tie -ite 10
Guided thnt he building could be made safe
md % found for tho GtfCuGIt on SeJt 2, 'fNt
In the tell Il 1888 the Building T. lrtm"nr
got after the { nsuent. is"lu, aud ais time
was before Judge Giegertch in tie Court Of
.mmo-. Pleas. AMI Mr. A.FcrHar- con-
%tention that the bl.ldlnrs could be made safe
by repairs was again sustained
This fl! No. ~ wa' dc,.4rci unsafe jus
tice Freedman heard the Gaze, and N oct :
signed a rrsoegt, directing that SO. - be rnzed.
which to do this work herself II She does
not do 1t the Building Department will do it
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21
TOUNGER N'GOVERN ~ TROUBiE.
Brother OF Terry HITS Another Man with a
Brick and a Cop Takcs Him In.

Hugh McGovern 4 l2s L RAteonth street.
brooklyn. a younger br Their Of T'rrv Meow
ern. ths champion feaihorwei-ht pugil..t. was
arrested yssterdar morning by Policeman
KsLoe Of the Church street ST. ion, charged with
hutiug Pat lex MCk"UuL 30 Front stIcst.
rrook yn, or the heed with q Or g. Young
MCOoNtra used a. - q joe eS. ;! .'' ," n ainO
too Il; AMI heavy be -owr'iWes 'akesa turn
in tho ring but u-Ldllv runs a pedlsT'~ WagOu.
MChenna t. employed by Jane "a Ighau, a
fIuii dealer a. "a cy s'rcrt and tie fght C
currNd there. NCtoNUrr sad he struck
McKenna because he latter las about 10 hi
another man WIth \ 'ru Z axe Magistrate
prtnu believed MoGoyern's story and let
him 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21
FIRST PAruENr oy SUBWAY
Contractor McDonrId GetS a Check for
s205. 600 From the Comptroller.

John +. M,Dora|'. the Rapid Tran II subway
coGtrac or. received q hcck Tor $4,000 from
the tomp r li.r yesterday. m" Or I syment
o ontractor Mcdonald called at the Comp
%troller's Ohlos u get the cheek. Afterward
hours talk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21
VESSEL IN DrSTRE SIS.
The Dry olits-Laden Berk Alkallve Puts Into
Halifax for Repairs.

HALIFAX. n. :. Dot. 20 The cryoli' e-ladsn
bark Alha.ive. coInmsAdsd by Capt. HsuGhton.
put In this afternoon IN d,s'r 'ss. She Is or Il
voy az. from Greenland to Philad lrhla. Her
cargo IL n tied and tie vessel La, u tainoi
damage alofi. he A sa,iy" passed Cape ittce
on I al. 4 and gel ~ far as tcusgH's BdukS,
when = az az tsls n last week wa ur 90 "a
tered uTd che VA blown stv-rH. bundled uiir.
O. sea. Al e the cargo l. ~ med and damage
to rigging repaired the bark viii proceed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21

To-day us Of Roster h y ais IL like that
Of week da. that ~. there Will = an after
noon and a. evening SOW. all and Stuley.
Joseph NJ Slhal Joe FIvnr, Bone To rto',
Annie Hart ana tho Milet Gud 1horuc Iruupa
ara : ma Of hose TO have u~earIugs BAgln-
II L " io.morruA orefuoo n new roster
Of .pscai, aud sEet h ( Tx vii ue empl ysd.
Iu Is h Z o. tn incoming ] ar" Ot the rgsk Of
which three or fOuI suffice or an Ordinary biil.
S0me OF hose nimsI are HAYES AID Lyttvn.
Moutrose and herbsrt's dovs These. wi n a
Il 2on ol less RANK, will make an unusual
gl'he ing
Ts-uighr's Hill NJ he Dewey will he given by
the DTNGs. Pres EidrdCe, MCAvoy and Nay.
the Bonrr~. Wv Noorigs. B-n haruey
ard The uonev M Eor hc rest of the eek a
vnudsv.Ne and hur'~sqne trou~e made up
mostly o' women y u hold he >lage.
Graucwip and Chance. he Roy,es. Frank
be- some o. those ~ Hu'tig 4 Seamun'- to-
nicht god music hall , II will Le provided
for tho rect Of the Nepk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21

Among the hold-over rlsys only one + he NC
acted without n star in the cast. The popularity
~ Arizona" shows no : Cns 81 diuinish ny l.
il a rlay hat should hsv a long lie n tar 5
Broadway stay IL over. because II appeals . /
kinds Of people. Arrangements have been
MAZE To rroduoe II IN Lon on n Faster week
III. excellent company now acting il will be e1-
ported inta I,
Bs che Walsh has only two more wees. 20
stay ut the Broadway. she and her associates
will give seven more performance Of Mar
crle after which the VIII revive More than
tue Ju a Ar,hu rule. Ia" lcsuli VI mounting
that MIS- Arthur gave - ne drama VIII hs
use Jerome Syke~ md n PROMISING Csmuary
81 81 ser nd comedians vii spp.ur her on
HenrlrttP Crusmau has My o'e more week
AT to B,iou hu' W. shall not lose 'er end MIS-
ire-s Nj They viii OF move 20 M. -asoy:
wler' they may : ay ~ ms a. "" va { thsm.
Fo loving VI - trCsunn AZ IL" Riou ma even
10 lsr per. ona Nv vii occupy the stag. his
vii be- Nav Irwin. who viii lrtnE . ncw far e..
"iho Belle o. 1871. gorsrt, by Glen M,D.I-
James r. Powers and his merry yomoanions
in ia" tn etul "Snl Toy, have five
Teks ahead Of nm at nnly. Tn'M
RON" home 10 produce an luIish ',m,uy
new 10 II called - Man Of 10 y, 10y Walter
FRI The y inc nsl, larts ~ 20 acted y
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie, Nal OF, DO n Mason. ~
ward j MORGAN, GertIud" Henriuues Alison
S~klpwortn and . airce Morgan
A ME. Russell rs settled down indafn tely
al he Lyce III. Her y %rniarity and that -
soIne Of Ter CON- mons. and the vogue of the
Lou y, Hdde to. a play 80 de,ichtiul as "A
Royal Family" y axe AN. irres stib'e combine
duccd In London under. the. tile. Of The We'd
ding GuesI" was intended for MiA Russell. Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21
DR.. A. VINE BERC

No. 1 Evst AID ST. Cor. 9Th Ave.
40 year. experience Eve Glasses and Speetacles
al moderate prices. No eNIA charge for testinE eYsA
Artificial eyes made 70 order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21
Bon
Ami

Used for spring house-clean-
ing is laying the cornerstone
of comfort for the remainder of
the year. Those having used
it say Couldn't do without it"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21
The list OF Referees.

Tn. following is a list OF referees appointed In eases
IN The Sup enc Court las, week
By Ju ilcr freedman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-16

HsssfNap iss wefs 81 tss csmmsa
caaatn
nfiiaf tsads eisb q iasari a.
aseeft ssaeat slaes mkyt srsls
saas sag te eall paa5la sttaatIaa -
ths pfosspdiurs of tss sitY sassls.
ass ths taisa 81 fha ipia 81 o.
it Iaao hsatst Fiaantlsi atstamsit
U.ra af Nathrs ffau Iaaa 8m 1o.
i. eNt itth. ipaa
rec saiarY faad shoss o. foliaus
ssa au haad Iaas iith atst aa Cssh
received Umtm Wuffaau paid.
Ihts lash ca hsod t8lal
HDv issA saa hua th's aeafoa an
haud. st8i sa. Received ss asb sa -
p. tsB tbts 40 ei.astst rbs
snaant thst sboaid basa bees aa
haad Nos lf Hs tasa tat tr fnm
aI Hafst N Isayes tho amouat thai
taa ttttsmant eaa't shas be- bsan
.aseu trom ths food alone HbIsh Il
-aaI
Ius drs aut sattf food shoaa that
.asa .u head tad sas.tsd sas tatsl si
aaa sarrauta paid lasI .aat. ti leaFInF e.
UaIanas etBIao ls. Whua tha stals.
nrut aboes thafe 81 ouIY aIaIIl lu
aaId fnud aEalu tnv asatemrat ahoea
.aas 90 taIl
roe siutlur faud shove oa hand
600 tu. Received st.Ita.ll. uahins
t..Iyi Ui. uhleh shauld b. on haudI
uut 10 only shows at lBt gi uhidh
aouId shoa q ioss % ta0l 3D.
TIE iudgmout fund shoss cash 90
hant and reoeivod "a BE- ei.7ttal an6
10 shows that she trbasurar has paid
tI.1lt at in warrahta TIE last atatas
meat shoaa that there we're 40 oat.
stauding parfauta on Iune iith 1900.
uoithcr dosa che present atatement.
n1r does The ordinanga EhoW that
warrant has ever been i--utd 90 that
fund atiii thefc ia ouly s1t6 90 IL the
Treasure. IakiaR tho 0fdinasoss snd
stateusnt togstheF and it makss IA
Iook a. 10 sliaeoEe we're n0t good
book keepers
Perhaps / 90 u0t uudsrstasd he asu
sJie, aad it ia all usht. but tbiak
statements should he mado lntelii.
sibie 90 tbe people
how trcw abe showing made, doc.
Sou tblnk tho oouneil has itt gall altk
"a 90 ta'i ca eieotiou 10 vote bonda Zoe
them 10 steal tho proctsda Mould
thoy n0t live fat N yoa soald vote
thea el 800 ~
Meu Who siciats che law aud ~ 20
Impose on The EsOplu with such statc
upcuis srs auuurthY.
The city attgsuey Las been notihod
" the fraudulsut aud pretended
quarterly statement aud hAa btcn
ashed u take stepa b. mske he eoaa
cli comply Nth tho Law bat he is
sitbor afraid -oS stAnds la lie has
besn notlhed of illegal appropria
tions and has besn asked 10 take steps
10 stop them and % regAia The m0nsy
takeg, but be hAs failed ~ DO 30.
Now l deaf want IA see The hepub
lleah pSrtE diAsraesd ~ elsetisR bed
mUu.
u Democrats wAat 40 6loct bad nen
Aad disgTaee their party, that 10 their
lookout. Has any Republican 0r
Democrat who hSs common sense
will aot vote Zoe bad msn just bs.
cause he belongs 20 their party
lafestigate the reeo, ds before you
vote.
VA TAaLoK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-16
Az eXcelleHr SHOW

rawHes nius Wta Wsst show
pitched I've tsats GA tho saat side
Thafsdsy aud ali day lbe grounds
wcrs awarmed with eagef spectators
both aitsrauon sod svsniug pssfosm
aaesa wsfs largely attended aud eli
wsrs thoroughly pIsssed Win ths ga.
abolition an ths dinsreut ppaasa ~
t,outyr iite vsrs portrayed be- afeal.
sstls aai thuiiipg masusr aud il, aa
r4hibitiaa ot bee tiud it ls ths utat
that syef visited bers tue daNug
fidar aud fsats uf b4Tsewguablp eA
lib(isd hY baada ai iutiaIa c9WOaYp.
eud MuAicaph, wee ui bish 'Fuer
and liied the bsarts ui Wlth 90.
mirauOu The boomerang lbfaulas
by the AustFalian bu.hWtu. wsa !
noyei isgiufe ani duefYnR SO spsslAl
iH shlr tls satife
~ faFm tpee hum start tu nnieh " "a
taeellent and held the elesett Atteu-
tloa % lba lsFgs saaiehees ritls
bufg nspateh
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-16

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-16

wear not sspirsa Hoyembs term
yst 10 10 held
in the years 1881 1909 Y .. Jonss
county attorney Allan caruthsis ~aa
deputy county attorney and drew .
salary 40 such.
IN the ysars u 1893. 1884 1880 ieae
A. n Huston, county attorney E. /.
Msskef. J. D Bolss and x b huston,
we're deputy county attorneys and ali
drew salaries - such
In 1887, isss, } c straHs. county
attorney Frsd Ptsndsr and " u. Ae
Carver, we're deputy county atte neys.
pfsndsr wac paid and Boiss got ivds
msnt against Logan county for $1,000,
to- alleged services rendered.
in 1883. 1900, Edsar W Jones coun.
y attorney Joo psversuS, deputy
eounty attorney, psvsreuH drew t62s,
o. about t2hOO psr month. too services.
Durina th,s last Two ysars over $500
IN hnes ~efs Cellsetsd and PAID 10 the
treasurer.
Refundins bonds drawn by d,'eotion
u the commissioners and drawn
properly 90 that sale could be- made.
saving over ~ 10000 year 10 the
county on interest
one hundred and sisty acres ~ land
sas fought to- in the courts and saved
90 an Orphans home
Criminal actions were iua.tutsd
against Officials speculating ssh the
puble moneys ys--caus,na ~ 10000 Go bs
restored thereto.
s42 10000 tases ordered reiundedi
have been settled with claimants oct
" court for si6so0O0
The Guthrie hOnk toni nis been
closed
The county attorneys on,es mas
been moved into the eountY court
heuss. saving the sAtra sApsuss "
down town rental,
Not = Judgment has been rendered
against Logan county, ana not is~
suh is now psndins against ths county.
Upon this record Edgar " Ionss
aoss befors tbs psopis for selection.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-13
Ciy Of Portland, Maine.
In Board of Mayor and Alderm

In Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
October 1st, 1900,
ORDERED. that the following regulations re-
Iating to kee o 'ug and having in possession
Calcium Carbide Tor sale or other purposes, are
Hereby made and established =
l. The board of mayor and aldermen may
license suitable persons 70 keep and have Ia
lhelr posses sion for sale Br tier purposes The
substance known az Calcium CARBIDE. such
licenses shall be issued subject TO the approval
OF the chef engineer OF the ire department
and shall be without force or effect ultll so ap
proved; they shall be val ia for one year from
tie date of such approval, shall designate the
place or places in said city Of Portland where
calcium carbide may be kept by the licensee
shall not be aSSIgned d. and N1ay be revoked at
any time by the board OF mayor and aldermeH.
:. No perst n shall keep or have 1t in his POS
bullding or in any other place IN the city OF
Portland, more than two pounds OF Calcium
carbide unless licensed as aforesaid.
g. Persons 50 licensed may keep and have IN
their possession for said purposes larger
quantity OF calcium carbide than one hundred
~ dry. in herme ticaliy sealed packages. IN a
fire proof building lot connected with or part
of another building. Persons so licensed may
keep and have IN their possession, Tor said puf-
pOses not exceeding one hundred pounds Of
calcium carbide, provided the same be kept IN
a box that is fire aud water proof, said box to
be kept IN dry place near q window or door.
tiOnS shall be subj ct 10 penalty OF not less
rhan twenty nor more than one hundred dollars
for each offence, as provided IN chap eT 26, sec
ton 20 OF the Revised Statu o. Of Maine,
Read and passed.
ATTEST: Z. L. DYER, City Clerk.
A true copy of record,
ATTEST: E. L. DYER, City Clerk.
Oct61320