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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
GIVE Us FOOD.
CRY MOTHERS
Mob BeSieges Palace ct The
Governor
or NIJUl N0VGOROD.
wa Bshss n Thar Rnsslas
Dmrlal RsFasas That e III
nnns Investigating can
nstse.
OF NIJUI NOVG0ROD.

81 Petersburg. Agr Eessllit.
ssssltes x aatsgssy nre zsaE1sa enacted
aaraas.h1us ina esnHzzs AF tae stars
lna vlaews, wiEAs AJAX 1aaaasssz 1T sss-
5lsrs Maso hapf ez.har teea kllisa al
ire 5rrasf q are Ht = saTysae thsre
NztA alnnA Efgsslecs 81 RETURNING hc'1ne
ssstH y earn bEHAG ifE 1nase AaEaan8ent
H7sgsr ya,em
Al &iHn Neyrrnaa. ane I'D the great
trade ceasimH III xie HHEgfase. the pa3ace
81 flss nuFasnsa was bessens,a ~ s1Und
81 hmarrx waarsen MaiA tmiSss-s ID 1taeir
arms Iney asked Sau tread, and sne
governor resiIiH6 THAT IL wnnla npE,as1t
5 cnaznlissian IS snres1lga-R the si5aA-
finm
THIS reply haE inFlnanses The local
new sra4ner4
A3pEys the eaerwsl rsrrm ssaQn =
rsaes 1Ae Xleaosnarssa hlit 1t Is IN
ssst aAEx 5irsa, The women and children viii
fIarxe
1Ae pHhiie 4 Eehszrantly seaHxndizig
g8permnenS aal ssw the sufferers Local
charities are ns longer aAle - rops
Nsrh the sSsaaxann
III EnGHg pAnsss aAss fnn6s qa5sa9 are
entireir exhnnstea AND si.a TraFaneaaa
pag.es are hliea with pzaaeTae staases
I'll mothers and slildran begging f1x
f1ae ia 1he sIrees
The efforts ID the p,aee - smother
slse g,slisacla agstatzssa has les them syen
tn invade he cemeteries I'll Their search
faf evidence u treason
4 ssas become The Yragtiea of students
70 giaas FE yhe graves OF Auazanfes who
vlese artiae ns who suffered ia tbe eaaae
ID freedom Nreazhs with T5aabans. ca
winch pulif5eaa sentiments aaH inscribed.
The pnliae ngw make not4 a1zsa5 visits
"a the cemeteries In sexTek fQg these
reasonable 1Acttps- vhlxA are pap1rYflF
ealafisratsa
The hnnBal pafaae d tire HORSE
Guards, alwaws heretofore @ne cf The
Eaoss Spectacular ceremonies as we'll as
sDtaal functions 81 1sae rear, was chiefly
n0tabIs yesterday hy the absence q
Emperor NiehtsIas and the imperial fam
ify The Ho1se Guards Is she emperor :
uarn regiment. and never before has he
sa1led To attend ita annuaI parade.
With The empress, Eawager empress
and the entire 10zxt. tire emperor re
manned at Issrkee Sesa. Tie only grand
dukes w9i1a xentzEred out of their "a aces
were Nicholas. Boris and Alexander Nj
elseeioritehs the frs naEned representing
his Maaias5y Even Grand Duke ElAdi-
mir, eosurnzn3ef 81 the military district.
Vas nct presesst. fhe explanation being
that De was detairaa Vi the palace On
account ri sickness
The dangeg 10 the imperial family
was regarded A. especially great res
teraay, as 1t happened that this was
the festival Of the IrnAealAte Cua-
eegtionr one If ihs strirtest 81 religious
holidays.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
40 TROOPS
ENTOMBED
PriTates ct Gurkhs Regiments
EngHIied in India
EARTRQUAK DOES HAVOC.
KsBgsa ValieE Drraataass and Tswn
Razea wab Grant Less 81
le7 Telegraph stan
Killed.
EARIRQ JAKE DOES HAVOC


Iaslage AFrH The Knngra Valley.
lsissrirf nsnEh ii inis rftr. having IA
as-en I'D eaSeF A75a s@aMre M1lies and q
FopsiEatavf fl 8ats ,9D0 psnlsle, Is believed
10 hare lsaan devastated s,r 4Ae aarfh-
quake z'he apwn 81 Kangra 11Eelf.
MhiHh Aae pp1aiafiun vi naer $4,000.
IA reported tx hEvs teen rsaueea so
ruins The Isas IL life mSHs3 r. enar-
napus. harf 40 UUaherszae 6saRiis are nl>-
AnanahiH, ne ths telegraph stations have
sssen wresked
Iersa1ns Hesrs N Al hMna ffnm AharHi-
sala 1nus hszngfea naen III t8k 1th
Nsurl~ha Regiment and twenty men IF
zlse sd aHa ffsr men VI she LIST aattsi
aan ID the IN EfuriEAhg. mtae hur5ea
allse. AND II III insynBstsae Is rescue
them
Nut asngie hense esnaased asnanws rn
saie 9DzFn us namlssas
5ltas ssspasls pf ths damage Sn Lahore
heenne halwiy mure serious
a eazsfen4 a1sL several ssiiEs.as we're
damaged II Nusssaxie. and scarcely 4
axfsgEe building fhese IL 1xstBrt
Three llfEsrsl MlssisnHFr sanaesy rep
yesessts4ti4eA weFs burle6 IL The fsla of
the misaa0n ha 4As at Kangva T9sls re-
port torsAs fFana pT7vsE5a snHrees- bSEa as
M1nflleasia1 sasrti naA1
a8rutsa. AFxiJ THE ear ha1laias
had IT, tssgin ii xEe wessesr sSisla az 81
aEeuas1aisaz Tbs usznss ~ disturbance
was aAsaHt DslErnas1Ela Apparently
sters rs ne wias extension 81 II III
sAse aareeEsasl III Assaau ~ AzuiasnlatnE.
frezs infaEszataaH fFam xase wnas Ii rsTr
Insgserses
a GaessmteA sTum szasa states that
A&1F sx ws1e ~ the Kieeroy Of
zxdM aasz sarnaesas Aisa Lester IF Chi
ean as aArzxsw esHasse from &c.
rssms 4n m death III the earth
s
asaek ar the vice regal
9@a wx sssmN avn by the swaying
III e @wsE a H. weight carried ii
~ nss Is demolished bed
IN zs sm n x lady luraon was
6Ngm
~ ae Grand Hotel
w A 9 aag It passed
s es a the room OF s.
4s= asgnt harn. he
~ ap is aanr uAan mar
Sgn &@a tnat WAS NOT
messsAsa s lmsg fs~larss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
Hoods SarsapariIla
WAS NOT MURDER.
Authorities Convinced That Piibin Met
Death BY His Own Hand

Hyde Park, April s After u thor.
ough investigation Of the death Of Alyab
Piihin IF East Elmore, who WIS reported
to have committed suicide at the homo
q James Dohson. his employer. II Fosl
Elmore, about 1890 o'clock 81 thc morn.
ing of April i, States Attorney n ~
Bicknell of johnson, is IL the dpinion
that the ease was one Of auioiae mn,
not murder. Many rnmara bnye baan
aiioat which pointed toward foul play
and tended 70 implieate the Dobson
family. There Is no evidence 10 prnye
that any Of these rltmofs arc correet
An autopsy was performed and i y
port made 10 the states attorney ,gbl,.b
declares that the position 81 M Nm
and the location Of the wound were ~,
consistent with the theory Of anieide
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
waH.an gasled 4 Charth per.

&asAsna, a. IL, April s-A Loose knob
pn kise dses q St. Louis de Ganzagae
eizssassn naalaea Tie death IF sead Mrs.
Emslie Esangesies yesterday. Ste START
~ - gspen 1ke door u ~ into razss.
slss lcsge psEIAea puf, sae seAt heT bal
asaGe. sea backward down sae stone
sdesa and FRACTURED hef skull
4sse EaT. Eataee MaaeF, assistant rec
tsg ass her faA lie ran cut from TIE
seesgra ard administered extreme. Enc-
tson u shs WOMAN, nAle Vas Sying 0a
She stone Gagging she lived o1sy s
few moments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
BUSINESS OUTLOOK is
VERY ENCOURAGING
Total Bank clearings fer March are TIE
Highest Ever Reported with
One Exception.

New York, April s Dispatches to
Dunn Review contain muca that is
encouraging regarding the business out
ipok; Boston reports retail trade r.
reglllar, but the progress recently re-
corded is not lost, and textile mills are
July occupied shoe factories ana pulp
mus ~ Portland, Me, run steadily.
BANK clearings continue heavy. ard
wv Total for March is with one ex-
ceptipn Che highest over reported for
ahy single month. Total exchanges this
week a AZ leading cities in the tinted
states arc $e ,7pa, Sss 500, a gain 81
esB per cent over last year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
NO DOCTOR IN TOWN
TO ATTEND HIN
Israel Robzrs Ct Milton whe Took Car
boIir Aid Yesterday Died Within
Kali an Horr-His wife Dead
Il Another Room.

Milton. April s--Israe4 hobart took
a DOSE OF eaFi9o1ic arid yesterday AZ
noon and died ia bali az boar
Mr. R0harts wife lay dead IN the
house and he sought to take stinu-
liant. III some unexplained manner be
swallowed 8 quantity of earh8lic acid
instead. Not one 81 the villages three
physicians happened 10 be IN town, and
there Was no medical aid TO aEneliorafe
the mans suffering.
Mr. and Mrs hobart we're aged peo-
pie. Longtime residents of Milton. They
are survived bv three SONS and two
daughters, If whom Two SONS and ore
daughter are residents II Milton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
JACK The RIPPER" CASE
IN NEW YORK CITY HOTEL
Young Woman Found Stabbed in the
Automatically Steward Boyne
Arrested on Suspicion.

New York, April s.A young woman
was stabbed in a Thirteenth street ho-
tel early yesterday morning and died
few hours later in hospital. The
circumstances recall the Jack the Rip
per- murders few years ago in London.
The woman, Mamie Wilson. was stabbed
il the abdomen with long knife.
James Boyne, a club steward, has
been arrested. He told the police he
WIS with the woman last night, but said
that she left him and he did not know
how she was stabbed When he was
arrested il was found that seven 81
Beyne's teeth had been knocked out and
that one Of bis eyes had been blaekened
by 4 blow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
Costs NOTHING TO
-gY
Seven Banks.
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1aSg ~ Naass 10 GasarNk-

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ws zmaf asaSB sEesssg xra1 arg
sAnarsazF * Go zsssaz Espssaa e EAs.sr
VI xsse 7a4a zSs zssAs NC e1 Ersx
ss& gssss assssmw@ 9sr aanG zaysz reg
a4zaasN 4sn sas seNasasas &c gass@ ssaaaA Me
sHa& 3 @ecn@s W e@Essh ss& * asar
t@&a1x ss1sssax 81 4kamm ~ Hszs-
CIT 4ssa Mg paAzn 81 zs IL
easaznss st~z ~ ssxssg 81 zzFsr ssssa
tsEs1s AS Fpas zsns 80 ~ azasses ESy
ksanSss Aazx
We rssaH xes sssssa - uszsae . gsszEsss-
tas cf tsas ksna wsxs NE nss Js@s1swe 81
Cur ylm@ aess1 Aares Il 300 49,
unzz@s3 Tsszess IS sse& &esen Sc sass maas-
kee fgs s8arssza's geaeH Wis aazszassa-
izx szexs&N
@sa.a p. z, ; zEe Z. ia
Lv1nzr Eseun Kase
Dear Eir--s E24e srH. NrSassAe fxtgess
ca Fcszr &esen EtxxsK9 Nsss& sSaartRi@Als ~
blcssd raEzze< Vas s-sesssey " ne
have derived wsntAeasF SsesEaeas 4rsM ttse
12Se % this Mze8AEaNe 3sE zaEf - 2erly
70 use tbs ssas4z9Hg ~ sEst1-sesie s.
as's,sg.7E y Hus = ery taNg geasfH
IheEe Is ~ resne3y 60 esr1k TIT Keeps
IT. friends longer saa4 4aFxm MAxks
Ansfe are ihoaAsnes 81 AAnsaAean fansslAes
beea without feg smanfy geass SsraE9-
mothers. mothers aa6 efsiz1fsa are -
enthusiastic III 4LztF przzses LcEf posf-
pone ca.liing to- notsae. Ieu VII aet
Red Cross Pharmacy,
80 North Nzsn St. 5are. vemsnt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
ACCUSES CENTRAL
Why Buffalo Doctor Didn't Report =
Contagious Case.

Buffalo, n i. April s.-Dr. Francis
M- Rieh Of 80 Rsehmcnd avenue, one
Ct Bufiaio'z aealshiest and best knosrn
physicians, has been charged ~ Health
Commissions Greene vita e0nce4ling
Z scarlet fever case and has been sssEn-
Encnea TO answer the charge In rgu-
aicipal rourt. Or. Rich saws that he
tired number of times to report the
case by telephone, bat VAS told BIZ
'eensFaia that the Lines we're bnsy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
- go - -.

Ratana. .spa5s 6 Tie funeral 81 C1s
ss- Pas;kh,as tie weaI kngw grcaes MAO
died Wednesday, was laTgglY ATTENDED
AZ tie Congregational church tasss ai
ssgaxep. A8I stores were CLOSED The
burial was jH Eresgreen cetneserg a.
laswe de}agasion d killalgton son aAasas
esy. *. as1enaea sAle services in IA
seran
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
II IS the Greatest
Remedy in the World

medicine eN5
by eys q il oouny
onykn NJ Pe' Ae Dou
It ey1zlz the weak
No cthG 0
a-. nSa have hana 1870 -l- rereM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
[. q. Pnor d burlington pead.

Burlington, April ST.. Ii. Prior,
aged IS years. proprietor 81 : meat mar
kef en- Church street fer 81 years, died
suddenly If heart failure yesterday. A
wife ard txo sons survive. Mr.. Prior
was a native Of EnderhiD
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
Drives the Poison out of the Blood.

TIE following lester received March 20 this year. IRON mrs L
u Aver Mass whose portrait Published here eensennens Fer
7 p se u vrs strength weak and thoroughly purify
the blood Hoods sarsapaa hed high esteem n cn whole family
Nsn vas girl af diphthera weak Nth no appetite
nv hood oor ana could not gain strength HOOD safsa-
a was recommended b neighhor had been taking Fey few
dayz change noticed began 70 eat win relish
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
MONEY FoR cAnAf
Higgins Signs Bill Apptonl.iss s,o
100000,

Albany, April Il. GeV u,s
signed ., g. the Patton bill fsspbT6griat,
we SlV,ooo,ooo appropriated @sf s g.s's
Ter, ,or beginning work % ne sbbssssd sae
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
BALLOON TRIP SUCCEEDS.
Faufe Sails From England to France
Without DifIeulty.

Calais. France, April {. Jacques
Fause's balloon. which left Folkstone,
Klnrland. VI IL i. IA yesterday, made a
srsteessful passage Of the channel, land
hfsg near Calais at Q O'Clock this morn
sfs@
The ssa1lpen encountered a severe
stasm tass was not iniufed. and lis threa
oeispsste were ii good spirits when
Sser iaifaea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Makes People Well.

As SPRING MEDICINE no other known formula
can Be compared with Hoods Sarsapala It Is 50 tar
superior to every other prescription that there no possible
substitute for Il
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08

bay Arar. IS
whose por4rsa appears bsep-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08

developed dreadful sickness followed T hneed
ahsa and performed operation
lngson- arthur dying
and neghbo-s said be would certainly In TIE bgan taking
Hoods Sarapara usual gave
week there change the boy. He and
day surprised by ezcaming, How good food &s we rod
the color coming into bis lace Gay by dag be br Bd
LIVELY and took things
The entirely healed there EAn b. Arthur
school and his heahh roula
his curebs Hoods sarsana asaeEns nirAc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
SENATE KILLS II.

Overtime Bill Is Rejected Without Di.
cussipn.
Boston, Mass, April Iha Alassa.
ehnsetts Senate yesterday afternoon ~
leeted, without debate. lle 6s,sstt,' =.
bill 70 prevent the overtime esa.,.l'
ment q women and ini16f Is fbe wv
eiie factories, by Z Yote ii i IS "a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
CAL.-CURA FREE
tFlT DOES n0T raI1E

:, 20 uniformly successful & Calxrsa sctvers.
I DAVID kenuedy's latest medicine, II curing
Maney dlsasa, a. Well a. ordinary haxkaxhes.
tHat VS. ieel there IS no risk d rs in osferiag to
F7y iar the medicine ourselves should / tail 10
e s = wonderful power "a cure diseases e.
the kidney and bladder il tic har,sy $500 Il
tne aliefts a thai skilled physician and sarseop
~ David keunedY, to make a nedieins tasst
wgiilt Dissolve And espsl from the s4ssesa stnre
Hafel snd iulc aid III this way. Csl-cAra So.
xens net nhly tutes tho disease ksss as r..
13gss III Irritating tauses,
~ fnn g tisk whatever Ia ha,ine CatSaYa
sgysnt Write % The galsara az. KEassscn.
e. Kstefa free treatment ha,sle.
r. A. Drown, Barre. "
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
Three Bottles Cured Him Completely.

Mr. Charles Of Nesthrook Maine oaows 81 ge
very malignant
Hoods sarsapaIa and have been troaa VITA ae
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-08
As a Spring Medicine

Is T rive % loo " InaIa6v
into remedy fr those who are kand
because are " u iron - gf and d he af huia
pp i EeNA 4 Al mnd in f. saaa
% has bgn
The bee., 1905-11-09
WOMEN OF FASHION
Dance Medk With Chiesso's !iambIe
Workmen.

Women who lead Chicago So
ciety danced with men who toll
with their hands for a living at
Hull House last evening, and if
smiling faces tell of JOY the ex-
perience was a pleasant one for
all, says the Chicago Chronicle
The members of the Woman's
Trade Union League gave the
ball, and all social barriers were
uprooted aud thrown away for
the evening. Mrs. Charles Hen
rotin, who usually graces only
the exclusive social functions of
the city, led the grand march
with j. Z. Doland, business
agent of the Broommakers' I'm
ion. Mrs. Raymond Robins, of
New York, was there and danced
with men who work a year for
the price of the gown she wore.
Mrs. Laura Dainty Pelham dane
ed with George Golden. Norris
Henrotin danced with Miss Ag-
mes Nestor, business agent of the
Glovemakers' Union.
The ball was unique and labor
was the leveler of the social bar
riers. The Woman's Trade Union
League is composed of women
alone. The object of its mem
bers is to increase labor unions
among the women. The nation
al headquarters is in New York
and there are branches in Chi
cago and Boston. Mrs. Robins
was formerly the president, but
she was succeeded by Mrs. Hen
rotin.
The bee., 1905-11-09

that Frank Ball has not been
near Middlesboro for at least ten
days. In connection with the
shooting of Robert Bryson, the
Louisville and Nashville watch
man, who was wounded Wednes-
day night, he said that Frank
Ball was more than a days ride
away. He further said that Frank
Ball had not been in the noun
tains, and that he had been in
communication with him and has
knowledge that he will surrender
to the authorities. This, he said,
will be, he believes, within two
weeks, and possibly sooner.
The bee., 1905-11-09
RURAL DELIVERY ROUTES.
Kentucky has 504 With 1875 Petitions
Pending.

The number of rural free de-
livery routes in Kentucky ac-
cording to the reports of the
F ourth Assistant Postmaster
General which has just been
made public is 594. Petitions
for 1876 routes to be established
are pending.
The Second Congressional Dis
trict has 104 routes and petitions
pending for the establishment of
Is more In the district.
The state of Tennessee has
lab routes and 1908 are in
operation in Indiana.
The bee., 1905-11-09
Smlth.Borders.

The marriage of Mr.. Jas.
Smith and Miss Daisy Bell Bor-
ders was solemnized at Spring
field, Tenn, on the evening OF
Nov, 2, 1905.
The above marriage was sur
prise to many of the friends of
the contracting parties, as few
persons knew of it till they were
aboard the train for Springfield.
Mrs. Smith is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. VIM. Borders,
of Hecla. She is a very lovely
girl and deservedly popular.
The groom is most highly re.
spected Young man. Their many
friends wish them a long happy
aud prosperous life.
The bee., 1905-11-09

uuby'
In an interview with the Stur-
gis News-Democrat, Mr.. Jas. T..
Gardiner, of New York, who is
president of the West Kentucky
Coal Co., stated last week that
he would abide by the previously
published plan of operating his
company's coal plants independ-
emily of union labor. He says
that union labor is unreliable
and not able to compete with
independent labor that demands
the right to earn all that its skill
and industry entitle 1t to. He
says the various mining indus
tries will boom Sturgis and all
Union county, if the company be
not hampered in its rights under
the law. He takes the situation
coolly and does not seem at all
disturbed over the present agita-
ton.
The bee., 1905-11-09
South Kentucky College to be Rebuilt.

South Kentucky College, which
burned recently at Hopkinsville,
will be rebuilt at cost of $780,
900. Rev. j. w. Hardy, at one
time connected with the lnstitu--
ton, has been prevailed upon to
raise the money, and says if
Hopkinsville will do her duty he
can get the necessary outside
aid. Mr.. Hardy was mainly in
strumental in securing funds to
put up new building after the
fire of 1884.
The bee., 1905-11-09
A Pleasant Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. B. Atkin-
son entertained informally at
their home Saturday evening in
compliment to their charming
guests, Misses Banks and Sebree.
Five Hundred was played and
delicious refreshments served,
the occasion proving in every
way most happy one.
The bee., 1905-11-09
Doctors Hopeful Of
Editor Matthews Recovery.

The physicians at the Western
Kentucky Asylum for the Insane
are hopeful of the speedy recov-
cry of Heber Matthews, the well
known editor of the Hartford
Herald, who was few days ago
adiudged to be of unsound mind
and brought to the institution
for treatment. The trial was
held in the Ohio county court.
Mr.. Matthews has been connect
ed with the Herald for fifteen
years and has long been regard
ed as one of the ablest news
papermen in Western Kentucky.
He is prominent member of the
Kentucky Press Association.
Mr.. Matthews has been ailing for
several months, but his devotion
to his profession kept him hard
at work in spite of his physical
condition until nervous break
down resulted. He has improv-
ed steadily since he has been
undergoing treatment at the asy-
lum. and will probably soon be
able to return to his home and
resume his journalistic duties
The bee., 1905-11-09

day of November, 1905.
Section 4: No car or train shall
pass over said track at a rate of
speed in excess of six miles all hour;
and all cars and trains shall stop
even with the curbing of intersecting
streets, and said licensee shall have
no right to obstruct any intersecting
street, except while crossing same
in motion; penalties to enforce the
provisions of this section shall be
provided in a separate ordinance.
Section o: The said licensee and
it's successors and assigns may erect
poles, wires and electrical appliances
In said street to be used in operating
said railroad, but the city reserves
the right to supervise said work and
tc caafse the removal Of any and all
such poles, wires and apparatus
whenever the said city may see fit
and to cause the adoption of system
placing such wires and apparatus in
underground conduits at any time
after said road shall have been in
operation for five years.
Section s: Said iicensee shall
commence the work of laying said
track through said city In good
faith within twelve months from the
passage of this ordinance and prose-
cute said work to completion from
MadIsouville to Nortonville and run
cars over and operate said railroad
as carrier Of passengers between
said points on or before the first day
of January, 1908; and 1t is provided
that IL said road be not completed
and ia operation on or before the
first day of January, 1908, for the en-
tire distance from Madisonville to
Nortonville, then the license and
privileges herein granted shall be
null and void and all rights of the
licensee hereunder shall cease and
determine; and said council may by
ordinance order the removal of any
and all earth, ballast, ties, rails, ma
terial, poles, wires and apparatus
from said street at the expense and
cost Of the lIcensee.
Section z: The license and privi-
leges herein granted shall extend
and continue for period of twenty
wears from and after the passage of
this ordinance unless sooner for
feited according to its terms; and
this license shall not be transferable
or assignable to any other Company
or person and shall not be deemed
to be exclusive; and If the licensee
shall attempt to alien, transfer or
assign any rights under this ordi-
nance to any Company or person,
then all rights under same shall be
forfeited and the city may proceed
as provided in section six.
Section 8: The terms of forfeiture
and other terms of this ordinance
and license shall be deemed condi-
toned subsequent.
Section 9: Nothing herein shall
be construed to abridge or interfere
with the police power of said city
over said railroads or it's operation
or over said street; and the use of
said street in the operation of said
railroad shall at all times be sub
ject to reasonable regulation by or
dinance.
The bee., 1905-11-09

shall indemnify and save harmless
the City of Darlington and its agents
against any and all claim or liabili-
ty for damages for personal injuries
30 any person or to private or public
property by drainage or otherwise;
and whereas said ordinance and the
terms thereof have been accepted by
said MadisonvIlle Traction Company
and IL desires to render said clause
in said ordinance effectual, now
therefore, in consideration of the
premises, the Madisonville Traction
Company, principal, and -
The bee., 1905-11-09
Society Man undsr Ares. in owsn.boro.

Greensboro, KY, Nov. GA
sensation was created here by
the arrest of Henry Morton, one
of the best known young men of
Greensboro. He was placed un-
der arrest by Deputy United
States Marshal Nichols on the
charge of removing valuables
from letters in the local postof-
flee. Morton is night mailing
clerk at the postoffice, where he
has been employed for several
years. He was held over to the
November term of the Federal
grand jury in the sum of 81, 600.
He executed bond and was re-
leased.
Morton is about twenty-seyen
years of age and has been promi-
nent ia Owensboro socially for
many years. He has a host of
friends.