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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

The piesefas ghat ihe phesoeraphssu
aFe az stFawgiine q take sou. ons y
them eaplAinsd tAs othsr day. ars
lhose vblea afoFa great opporsunlties
far effects ih ileAt and shaaow. wAseh
aaad y hs lmposslhis Ia he old fAah-
toaed phoaagraph. There ara very few
AlaasSeeia thai come u che ata4i0s Who A.
ford any opp0rtuniv for ELECTS of ma
kiat.
- Il = accessory % hlre . node,
Nhsu = photographer wAa1a q maks 4
really striking pietuFs for exhibition.
lie plcka oag nonaa man With n0wtnw
hAif and II possible q whsss baara -
that gives him a sgleudld nsld Is woFk
%. II be i able 70 set 3 blaeh .eyea
man with black sFsbfows and 4 uhlia
beard be i csriAin q setting = ssry
ssfIksnS pleturs
-0f course. with lhe model "A a smh.
iees Aa can "a WITH Il wAnt he wMnsn.
Hs can touch 40 The liWhfa il rullsf ana
% anythiaK thst makcu hla wofk naeza
rsoss ssriking No ether sitter who haa
pAtd for hls pictures wCal4 suhmit ts
anything q the klnd. Tbs modsi canr
help himsslf-
fAnry photographs of klna popular
some ysAFs eau have gone entsrely out
OF fashion. Tims waa when q pretty
actress usEA perhaps only her facs e
make her famoas would b photogrsphsa
u All kiuas u costumes And arnpeFsss.
osewth u the Staple Ia KneouTagsd
BY EngiMnd in Her Col.
nw4an
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

7 have never riven yoa credit Cor he.
Ing - very iHtelllEtnt.H said TIE old
bachelor. hnss
Sir. interrupted the fair wt6aw, I
consider thai an insult. and
"baf continued ths .. B. 7 have Al.
WAYS admired Tuuf eFars and beauty =
Sir. replied ne =. VITA : iarre
open-fzesd aAIlA u aesspl yonf npol.
oGT - Chicago Daily kesa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

& u eu4Els Us and pulmonary faH.
lIalnis tiat are eaable are qu.es lt
cured uf 0ne Minute Cough aufe
Ifafs TIE FInefH draws aGt luaaH.
nat lon aIa1 heals ard sooglsa tie al
feeiai paris stieasi hrus the ahss
wards et pneumonia Harm lesa ana
ana Pheasant fo taku s8i bY Hso
PIE Drug store da
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

q graduate uf the American school "a
uasapafhy, klFksriilr. Mo-. Il psrmA.
nsntiY locoted III room "a Gateway
Hotel. where be successfully treats an
diseases, acute Or chrouic. Cosuliat-
ion ffes. dw-lm 2ss.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
IlronehIlIa Ior Twent. Yesrs.

Mrs Minerva Smith, 0f nanyllle,
III, writes n had bronchitis for
twenty years and never got relief un.
til / used Euley's Honey aud Tar
which "a q sure cure Sold by I'eo.
pies Drug Store. du
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

NJ oNen Dunn. II henlaD TeFfg
y Va Nfsfes Il hare had kftaes
ard nlxddef tfoabie fof yeAfe. and II
t#n4nan ~ laad THAI / aAk obliged a.
Res 40 Al smANg d afaNn times night
I never geoeited ans peggnaneul lane
g fhsu asgf niedlrias aufll sgicd Fn-
let : h iditss Cure After 8slne tNu
lota ~ ! ana euroa Sold IS People )
Drug Store. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

Ialias IeE lla rs Aos f tnr
iafe m itf eeHfs faf th nand
F chIlaien EHi iaoeu ages af Hfe
asf twelve years one iaf Dee ad
Iafr Tickets oa air Oct q. Oet
Aef aud lo tuaI HaH
Ny ii I 81 4 E&n8MNa. SGT.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
nwaseh ans klansNt...

Wien they are affected, NE Il Ia
dangef says Dr AbenethY. the
great kngilsh physician Foleg's Nd.
ucy Cure makes sound klfneys Sold
~ Peoiss nrug Store. dM
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
) egi1i Rate foksnsas clrg

tsu aessnf American HaFaf I8te
slnek Sizes tkf. ata l8. 1858 -. l8s.I
fste of eH iaa Plus tvH do.an FOR
{ ize frand tf.H esHrf aHefe fafa ~
slze ahd aHn ihina fare aakes less
laifa f safe l to o. inclusive
KIua ia ls isl lnfe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
BANK
CLOSED


,4*tANf44stt t'fNE4
Cleveland, Ohio. Oct o. The In
dsmnlfg sasluKs aud Lean company, 3
lapkine honaa, clau3d to-day, having
assigned 10 al Il sanhorn, lgs pFeal.
Cant On SturdAg sAttoFtNy General
Kliis bfng9ht quo warrant prused.
ines against ths company 70 prevent
Il from continuing business, charging
shai ths compAny had violated the
state bankine iaw
A statement issued In Jnne alsomA
deposits 0f ESQ os0 The bank osilciala
zag the bank is sound and will resist
ans attempt to taks Asag a. charter
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
rRlsco BtltEuN


sof IuFhN KANSAS FkfH Akp CAHNf
kAh Orf ato1f
Fer this occasion the Frisco ulII
sell round tup tickets a. Wichita.
hss ai TIE luW rats oi one taN pias
sa cents Ell 50 fuf lho round trln.
afss ~ sale. Oct to ls. inrmslts
fHnai return limit oct l6. lAa
During tie month % October TIE
Frisco vii sell daily r0uud trio tieE
- 81 Eureka Springs. ARK. al tie
los rate of aiie fare plus o. 81 3Dl: Il.
nal limit g days from date 8f sale.
During tile moth 81 Cicfofer. lana
TIE Frisco will sell round trip tickets
% itet springs, Ark. at tie low rate
% enc fare plus f2 Tickets on sale
daily. iluai return limit 81 DAYS from
date 81 sale W. II nHoK. Agt.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
ATTEMPT TO
ASSASSINATE
GOVERNOR


Associated nfesA
Rio 5ansflo. iiazil oct ls-A dls.
Asich ifon nahla says tlat man
nAmed Aaloaio Francis Yasunco dfei
teo revolver shots af thcHSostn0r 81
TIE st4:e. SENIOR Jose Maaesilne fle
saaza, aoandlug him slightly
i : diflcalt 70 ears a cough or free
yourself from the dtscomforts o. a cold
unless You move tie bowels llee's
Laxative Honey And Tar arls ou tie
bowels and drives al cold cut of ne
sYstem. Fer Group. shooplng cough.
coils, and 81 lung and bronchial afTec.
tlaas 10 REMEDY S equal - the 0siel.
naI Bees Laxative Honey and Tar. 4
Liquid Cold Cure. Sold ~ A. 4. Oven.
Druggist. az
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

Ccioasi rate elective sepiemlaffl.
and e9atnge daily. Including Oel8ief
~ sfesla c1laulsf RATES aiii afsin bo
Qci - sale q fn.ufs In California.
lfimna N Mexico ~ Mexico ard
Texas te tae q rthNesf For
fufft lGfuHnatiuu Ne katFs aeent.
II A F6HrmN0.
Afeal N k st.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

Water Closets Cendsmnsd.
Noiiee Is hereby given tiiat sll above
sfuund pflflss and NaieF ci0@ts lei
the sever district including blocks
?, and 81 are condemned % take effect
or January 4 i6ss
H Il FuprSm
0tfNrH RAong
T. bA0HF.
Board % Health
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
PEACE TREATY
MADE PUBLIC
Amlaled~

Associated Pres
s. feteFzuuFv. O.. lo- Tie text of
the treaty e pssc9 concluded by nus.
ala and japan II I sFlamoutA waa maGa
public here 1elay
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

winter hong Last fall Fot hef !
tottie ~ iioreliound rup Size used
q ADD has leen able q sleep saundlF
AZ uirat louE Whenever tiie cough
ifpAlalea her fwu az three doses stops
fhe uah &na she 4 able tU u up
ard veil -. Co ard 81 sold hs
Peoples drug store ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

Group e aH.cklf relieved and whoap-
llE enuEl aiiI nat fun is course II
f0a Ase LIE ofRIHa hee laxative
liauey and Tar Itis roukh pf8p
different from AZ others because Fl
acts on ne bowels NOu can udf cure
efuip hnd Nhoopug oaff unti Yaa
fia t4.f stsIem of a congestion. hg
HufAiiIa - lecolathroaEl a copIaas
aei SEQ ni Ihe bowels h iaxatIee
tiefl and Tar 8#s This and cures
a coughs Group aloapiue cough etc
Ae eHiates Sold 8 a Il owens d.
HinesAIfe aeis lka a neaftIee Ilasf
Thing o tie world faf bolts burns
taesed hands letter etc sold Il
4 tNeas ilfuraIst dN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
RENTERS UNIoN' SUGGESTED.
Correspondent Gives Opinion Of Land
lords Protective Association.

Editor Of Barre Daily Times, Dear
ISir: Please allow me d space in your
valuable paper, ] noticed in your issue
LOT Wednesday, January !, that the Land
lords of Barre are talking of forming OH
association to protect themselves from
ldeadbeats, etc. and ten per cert of the
people they don't want anyway. Well,
that shows how much they think of
the people in general. Now | look at
Fit IN this way What's sauce for the
goose i sauce for the gander GOOD
thing push IT along.
As q renting party / think / have a
fright to express my opinions on the
subject as understand the case. A
man won't be able to move without a
clear card. Now that card will read to the
effect: rent paid up to date, windows
perfect, house left thoroughly clean, No
matter how yon found it) paper good,
etc, IN fact everything except paying
the taxes on the property which we are
Iexepeting win come later.
Now look at the other side. Supnos-
ing d man meets his rent regularly and
lie wants little cleaning o. papering
done, or 4 hook on d screen door, d
little paper on the same door, no con.
yenienee to get in or out Of his cellar
without bothering another party, no
good ventilation in the water closet,
water faucets running at the rate of GO
miles an hour, no place to hang q clothes
line, III fact, not a decent corner about
the shanty and be brings up the sub
jeet to the owner of the house; most
|of you know tho answer. He's after my
money he don't care for me. Well the
good man goes On his way rejoicing until
Ianother pay day and IT'S the same old
story Mr., your house rent il due.
And the same answer if You ask for
any Of the above fayors
Supposing q man wants to better
himself; has he got 70 humble himself
so low as to ask for a clear eardg Zen
Thousand voices answer no. You renting
parties, bind yourselves together for your
|own interests and form Renters
Union to present To our landlords to
protect ourselves And | have no doubt
that Uncle Sam" will tap us on the
back and say eWell done, it's clean
and healthy man for me-
Now on the other hand If you have d
good landlord praise him and tell his
good qualities whenever you get a chance
to Ito so. and if he's d poor one give
him I'LL that's coming to him.
Thanking you, Mr.. Editor, for your
valuable space, / remain,
4 Respectable Renting Party.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
Aged Father Of Murdered
Girl on Stand
IN TUCKER MURDER CASE
Became Angered When Defendants At
torneys Asked Him If His
Daughter Was d Modest
Woman.

Cambridge Mass, Jan 6.-
In voice that frequently trembled
with emotion, Edward Page, the aged
father Of Mabel Page, the Weston wom-
an who was stabbed to death in her
home on March si, 1904, yesterday told
to q jury the tragic story Of the dis
eoyery Of his daughters death. C'has.
L. Tucker the defendant, listened in.
tently to the old mans narrative, but
betrayed no emotion
The aged witness was a pathetic iig-
ure on the stand, where, in spite Of his
nearly So years, he remained standing
for two hours. stolidly refusing 70 be
seated.
As the witness referred to the fact
that when he left his home On the morn
ing Of March 81, lis daughter bade him
farewell "in her usual aiTectionate man
ner,a his voice broke and it was a mo-
ment before he could proceed. The same
thing happened wien he described his
return home and the finding Of his
daughters body.
Under cross.examination, evidences Of
grief gave way to anger, and when ask
led whether his daughter was a modest
woman, not until convinced that no re-
Election upon the character Of his daneh-
Ger was intended, would he reply, and
then said i'npressiyely "Superlatiyely
modest
Are you acquainted with MI. Tucker.
the prisoners
The witness looked at the prisoners
cage, and Tucker gazed at the witness.
fuckers eye lids did not drop or trem
bic and his eountenance was unmoved.
n never saw him until the day of
the hearing at Waltham, when he was
in the custody of the police.
Mr. Page in his testimony said On
the morning Of March 31, 1904 the family
including Amy Roberts, housekeeper,
had breakfast at seven Son afterwards
Harold went to Aubundale to take
tho train for Boston to 90 to his place
OF business. A little later Mr.. Page
left the house. In his best Judgment he
reached home a little after two. He
tried the back door and found it fas-
tened. Then he went in the front door,
which was closed, but not locked. He
went upstairs after he lid been III
the house about is minutes. As lie
entered his daughters room he saw her
body on the floor. The witness did not
remember that the room showed any
evidence there had been struggle Or
any disturbance. In the living room
downstairs he foud slip of paper Oh
which was announced ii bis brothers
which was announced IN his daughter
handwriting that he brother Harold had
been hurt and she was going into Boston
at the hospital
Attorney James II. yahey, for the de-
Tense, cross examined the witness. He
explained be wonid be obliged to ask
him some pointed uestions concerning
his daughter, but they were asked mere
~ for the sake Of having the questions
and answers put on record.
The first question was:
'Mr. Page, was your daughter a mod
est Woman7a
SuperlatiFely So, replied Mr. Page
slowly, raising his eyes as ii calling to
heaven witness to the truth of his
statement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
PHYSICIANS AROUSED.
Rutland Threatened With an Epidemic
Of Typhoid Fever.

Rutland, Jan. 6. The spread of the
scarlet fever epidemic in this city has
alarmed the city health officer, Edgar
=, Moore, to such an extent thai he
called meeting Of the local physicians
yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of
consultation as to the best means OF
layerting the threatened epidemic. Four.
teen cases have been reported thus far
and as most of the patients are school
children it is feared that more viii fol-
low. Two eases developed today among
the employees Of the Elmore House.
The situation was thoroughly discussed
and ali Of the 20 physicians who attend
ed the meeting agreed to take every
Iprccaution with suspicious cases. Alr.
Moore will insist on having all the
teachers in the public schools question
their pupils closely before each session
land if any cases Of sore throat Or other
suspicious symptoms are found the child
will be sent home Immediately.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
JOINT INSTALLATION.
Barre and Montpelier Courts Independ-
ent Order Of Foresters.

The joint installation OF the four
courts Of Independent Order Of Forest
erss Of Barre and Montpelier, held at the
latter place Wednesday night, was at.
tended by 65 people from this city, an
electric car being held for the return
trip. The ceremonies were in charge of
Mrs. Eiie Pirie of Court Green Noun
tain of Montpelier and Mrs. O. B. Car
penter Of Barre. After the work,
dancing was enjoyed until 2 o'clock.
GiIbertson's orchestra OF this city fur
nished music. The joint meeting was
very successful.
The Barre officers installed were:
Court RaIreC. r., @. b. Carpenter;
G. D., Oscar Russell; v. G. r., Alex lie.
Claire; r., Dr. Deziel; O., William Fla.
ger; e., B. Barstowe; r. s., J.. Bombard /;
Il. s., N. LaRochelle.
Companion Court Granite City--C. r.,
Mrs. Dora Gauthier; c. d., Mrs. Sarah
Thayer; r. q. r., Mrs. Zena Raymond ;
Y. g. r., Mrs. Kate Gregoire; O., Mrs.
Cora M. Tiff; It., Mrs. zilda Cormick
r.. s., Mrs Minnie Bruce; +. s., Mrs.
Emma Bergen.
A pleasant feature Of the evening
entertainment was in the nature Of 4
surprise to Mrs. May II. Kibby, past
chief ranger Of the Companion Court
After the installation ceremonies. +. r.
Pereau III a neat speech, told Of the ap-
Ipreeiation and regard in which Mrs
Kibby and her work IN the order is
held, and in token thereof presented her
with handsome sofa pillow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
FORGED PAPERS.
And United States Seal Has Been Stolen
in New York.

Schenectady, n. X, Jan 6. The arrest
of prominent Chinese lawyer Of New
York will probably follow proceedings
before United States Commissioner
I.oucks last night, during which it was
found that the papers held by Joe Dick,
q iaundryman on trial for being in the
country Illegally were forged and that
the United States seal was stolen from
La Buffalo commissioner.
Dick produced papers showing that
he had been tried before other commits
sioners on the same charge and had
been discharged; but United States At
torney Owens identified the papers and
seal as being forgeries and once the
property OF d Buffalo commissioner. He
dropped the case against the Cfainansan
here and his bail was Increased from $500
% $4,000 and the authorities in New
York notified TO arrest the lawyer.
it is alleged, that the lawyer, who has
been prominent in the affairs Of China
men who have been charged with being
IN the country illegally has possession
Of the stolen seal and sells the certifi-
Gates to Chinese.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
INSTALLATION AND DANCE.
Ancient Order of Hibernians Hold an
Enjoyable Meeting.

The Ancient Order Of Hibernians, Di-
vision No. !, held an installation Of
officers at their meeting last evening,
after which very interesting literary
and musical programme was rendered
as follows: Address by w. j. Kingston,
who spoke on the aims and objects of
the order; remarks by Father Cray;
piano solo, Beatrice Callaghan; song,
James Bennett, Jr.; recitation, d. j.
Sullivan; song, Miss Grace Deyers; song,
John Heney
The evening was concluded with dane
ing until o'clock. Gilbertson's orches-
ira furnished music. Refreshments we're
served during the evening.
The officers were installed as follows:
President, D. j. Sullivan; vice president,
William Riley; treasurer, Michael Keefe;
recording secretary, ]. It. Murphy; finan.
cial secretary, Patrick McNulty. The in
stallation was public and was very large
ly attended, there being over hundred
couples present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
Guilty of Selling

The jury in the case Of George Short
sleeves of Burlington charged with hav-
ing liquor on hand to sell without O
license, found after a half hours de-
liberation that the respondent was gull
ty. Judge Hawkins sentenced Short
sleeves to pay a fine Of $500 and costs.
He took an appeal to county court and
bail was fixed at $500. This was ftr-
Inished, the respondents mother, Mrs.
Adeline Shortsleeves, becoming his sure
ty. Several complaints have been made
against the Shortsleeyes place which
|is lunch room on North Winooski
avenue. One woman, VIII was the prin-
Ieipal witness against him, testified that
she had seen men coming ont Of the
place intoxicated at all hours az the
night. The stuff seized at the lunch
room was a pint of whiskey and two
bottles Of beer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT
Garments Italian Boys and E.Foland
Reader. Delighted Barre Audience.

The managers Of the Barre Entertain
ment Association did good stroke in
securing Carmen'a Italian BOYS orches-
ira, with Ebert Poland, reader and mn
personator, for O number in the seasons
course, AZ those who attended the en-
tertainment in the opera house last eve-
ming will testify. From the first to the
last of the programme the entertainment
was thoroughly enjoyed BY the fair
sized audience present The boys,
whose ages range from I3 to 19 years,
and all of whom come from one neigh
borhood Id Boston, about Prince street,
showed remarkable ability ii music.
They were Carmen Al Fabrizzia, violin
and conductor, Joseph n. Afilano, violin,
John Erazzari, clarinet, Antonio Sehil-
laci, flute, and Dominiek Astrella, harp.
Many oil the numbers were eneored.
Elbert Poland pleased the audience
very much with his readings and was
recalled again and again
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
ALL OVER A POOL TABLE.
People Of Fairfax Up IN Arms Against
Its Introduction.

st. Albans, Jan 6 The good Old
town Of Fairfax is at present wrestling
with moral problem, which will end
in bitterly contested county court
suit. II appears that some few weeks
ago, A. u Mudgett, who is barber
BY trade, introduced n pool table into
town, and ali once roar that would put
Niagara Falls to shame, went up from
certain vet of the old fashioned folk.
Indignation meetings were held and
finally complaint was made to the states
attorney, who caused 4 warrant to De
issued against Mr.. Mudgett, claiming
violation of section 4s65 Of the revised
statutes, which prohibits the use Of
bowling alleys and billiard tables under
certain conditions. The case will come
Up for trial at the March term Of Frank
lin county court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
Those Not Paying Taxes to
Be DiSfranchiSed
ACCORDING 10 NEW Law
Constable coutts Reports That There
Are Many Taxpayers in Barre Who
Are Likely Not to Vote
Next March.

There are many delinquent taxpayers
in the city Of Barre today. Unless they
settle their bills before February is next
they will not be allowed to vote 10 the
coming March meeting. They will be
distranchised through the law passed BY
the legislature Of 1904.
The law says:
voter in city, town Or ineorpor
ated village meeting who il d delinquent
taxpayer Id such municipality shall not
be allowed to vote i'll annual city, town,
village meetings until said delinquent
taxpayer has paid said tax Of taxes and
presents d receipt for the payment Of
said tax or taxes, signed by the proper
officer, to the board Of civil authority
lin said city, town or incorporated vii
lage-
.The collector Of taxes Of other Off
GERS whose duty it shall be to collect
said tax or taxes shall annually on or
before the fifteenth day Of February In
each year make list Of said delinquent
tax payers and deliver the same to the
city, town or incorporated village clerk
as the case may be, To be used by the
board Of civil authority at the annual
March meeting, to determine who are
legal voters in said meetingp
There is also penalty to be imposed
upon the collector Of taxes who neglects
or refuses to make the returns. He Ii
punished by fine Of ten dollars.
Constable Coutts said this AFTERNOON
that for the last year and the year before
there are about zoo taxpayers in this
city who have not paid up. Unless
collections come ia faster than they have
there win be about 200 less voters at the
next city election. Some of these do
linquents are, Of course, ont Of town
and cannot be reached
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
ON A NEGRO HUNT.
Fashionable Section Of Louisville Thrown
Into Excitement.

Louisville, KY, Jan. 6 Miss Alice
Brightwell, q protege in the family Of
John Is Bate, bank teller, was as
Isaulted yesterday BY a negro, in Mr.
Bates residence at Crescent Hill, fash-
ionable portion Of Louisville. The young
woman was badly injured, a detach-
ment Of police was Of once sent to the
scene, and four officers with bloodhounds
have taken up the trail Of the negro.
The Crescent Hill district is in a state
of high excitement and Captain Reilly
lof the Louisville police has given orders
III the negro is found that he be brought
to the county Jail here, instead of being
taken TO the police station.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-06
FOR NOT PAYING TAXES.
Jesse Fruzetti Arrested Today BY Con
stable Coutts.

Jesse Frnzetti was arrested this morn
ing by tax collector james II. Coutts
and lodged in the city lookup on the
charge of not paying his taxes, and ii
they are not now paid before tonight
he Will be taken to the county jail at
Montpelier. Collector Coutts stated that
lie had been most Ienient with the de.
IHnquent ones, but that the time had
come when the taxes must be settled
and several more arrests are liable 20
follow if the delinquent ones 10 not walk
up to his office in the city building to-
might and settle up.