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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-24
BACKED BY MISSOURI PACIFIC
Promoters are After the Midland Val
ley Strengthens the Gossip.
Special to The World,

Special to The World.
South McAlester |, T., Oct. "a
The Chamber Of Commerce of this
city have appointed a committee to
ascertain the company promoting
The Indian Central Railroads that
it expects in the way of bonus foi
the road and for the location Of the
shops in this city.
Elmer Chadwick, the promoter of
the road was behind the company
that built the Choctaw branch of the
Rock Island. The proposed line will
connect Pawhuska, Oklahoma, to
Dennison, Texas, and ultimately ia
the gulf The general opinion is that
the proposed road is a Missouri-Pa.
cifc enterprise, which is strengthened
by the further evidence that the mer
behind the scheme have been trying
to get possession of the Midland Val
ley road which runs from Fort Smith
TO Arkansas City, Kas. The Midlan'
Valley taps the richest region in the
new state, the cotton and farming
region of Stigler and Porum, tn,
town of Muskogee and the fine val
| ley of the Arkansas, Tulsa with it.
treasures Of OIL Skiatook with it.
thousands of acres of meadows, Paw
huska with its gas, oil and marble
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-24
AT T L N 7 10 N
VOT Frs


H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-24
UPSET CLAIM OF DOCTOR.
Aalluelration Proved, but other Evl'
denee Was Too Strong.

Chloroform, II appears, begets
strange visions which may be libelous
A story comes from Paris that a doc
tors wife has been petitionlng for a
divorce on various grounds The eyl'
dence on her side included the state
ment OF a servant girl employed In a
friends house. The doctor was called
in to attend TO the maid during an
Illness A surgical operation was
deemed necessary and the girl was
put under chlorororm on awakening
after the operation the first thing she
saw was the doctor kissing her mis-
tress-that Ia to say. his wife's best
frend-und, OF course, she told the
wife Respondent has met this evi'
denCe with II learned lecture on tho
effects OF chloroform
To attach credence TO the girls
story argued Ignorance of the peculiar
properties OF the drug The doctor
called Professors Brouardel and De
bove TO support him and both authori'
ties agreed that chlorolorm IL wen
known to produce such osculatory hal
ucInations. These are not only fro
quent during an anaesthesIa, but often
persist after the return OF conscious
ness. The servant girl had been
dreaming OF Kisses, and on awakening
imagined that she saw the doctor
kissing her mistress II was mere
hallucination, and the doctor had
never thought of kissing the woman
either then or at any other more Ia
vorable time. The court was con
vIncod by the two learned professort
and rejected the servant girls eVi
dence. Unfortunately for the doctor
other grounds for a divorce brought
forward by the wife were proved tt
be not hallucinatory, but substantial
and she has won her suit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-24
RESOLUTION


AN VOTE ALSO APPLIED SIGH CoYSTRcTIoN THE
En- HAS DEMD TO- CHANGE IT'S @ H TGD IN ITS C0MpEEDnM
RULE
THE AGE or TWY0 YEARS WHO ARE CITIZENS OF
WITHIN EMBRACED
TO FORM cNNTOHE0R SAID PROPOSED STArEi
- - - - -.
WHICH HAVE EEE DULY NC0RRED AS CITIES OF Tue Class GEDER
REGISTER THE ACT THE
is
ALL
HoDXG
WrF S RTGIsTRNToy s F CLOSED RovpFp FIAT uE CITY CLERK nh
BETWEEN oRs
os GT M AN FOR S c1Y TN AND FOX pERop OFF TEN nhYS NM
REGISTRATION FOR ANY GENERAL ELECTION HELD TIE
SHALL TIE DUTY THE CITY m CEEK TO SSTE @ TO EACH ] ySE ATy PITY
DELIVER
s RE T AT TTE yoTS PLACE FOR MFcroN All AND 10
SAID WARD OR PRECINCT WHO HAS NOT REGISTERED
GENERAL OR SPECIAL ELECTION HELD THE TERRITORY
AS HEREIN rRoyREp GIVING HIS TAM HIS AG ND THE wAR9
or m FFGS TG 4 FR o H @ s Rs % sSs @
SGRy @ % NGE T @ M T @ M IG % BE E G %
sTcTioS TnE
II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-24
C. r e D | r
CONGRATULATE YOURSELF.

II we laundered it. It's sweet and
clean and starfched and stiff. You
can wager your last cent that it..
presentable. If we can treat your
shirts that way, what do you sup
pose we can do to your collars and
cuffsf Memo; All your linen fare'
the same way at this laundry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-24
and the Usage Nation beyond which
contains good farming land and un-
tcld millions of mineral wealth,
IN MEMORY OF PITT.
6laekfriars Bridge Intended to Com
memorate His Achievements.

How many Of the guests at the Pitt
centenary dinner could have correctly
answered the question. Where is
Pitts bridge, and why was It so
named7 asks the London Chronicle.
Blackfriars bridge was intended to
commemorate the achievements OF the
elder Pitt, whose famous son-the
theme OF the nights oratory-was
born In the year Of the bridges incep
ton. On tin plate on the foundation
stone OF the bridge the mideighteenth
century constructors carved their emo
tions in lofty language, That there
may remain to posterity monument
of this citys affection to the man
who, by the strength OF his genius,
the steadlness OF mis- mind and kind
and happy contagion Of his probity
and spirit (under the divine favor and
fortunate auspices Of George IL, re-
covered, augmented and secured the
British empire in Asia, Africa and
America, and restored the ancient rep
utatlon and influence Of his country
among the nations OF Europe, the cit
izens OF London have unanimously
voted this bridge to be inscribed with
the name Of william Pitt"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-24

MUSK0GEE INDIAN NTERRIT0RYDSTRICTING AND CANvASSING
OCTOBER IL, 1906
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-24

Mrs. nenham -Ihero man ~ So.
house
Benham-Well, never mind; ain
q bit jealous.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-24
Corrected.

Corrected.
"Did you run across anybody n
that automobile tour"
I'VE ran 'em down FIRST and thei
ran across EN-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
CHAPTER II.
A GREAT TRUsT-THE LONDON CONpANy

The efforts colonization made by Gilbert and bv Raleigh
showed that the task large grave be discharged
by individual The failures Raleigh especially en-
phasized that the planting Of colonies no. be under
taken by individuals began conceived that what
might be done by individual might be achieved bv
corporation Thus early in the development OF cvza-
ton the suggestion OF combine the last and
consummate flower of which have in these days.
The proposal OF great commercial company for colonzin
and outstanding the New World suggested in Eng
land seized upon with exceeding aydv II seems as
though the spirit OF daring and expressed
IN other ways. sought find expression great COM
merca and cOouizng schemes The conception OF trading
companies developed from idea indigenous to English soil
and multiplied rapidly in Holland France Sweden Den
mark and in Scotland and Russia An incomplete list
Will show that from the years 1854 1903 there these
various less than these companies
chartered for commercial and cOonizng purposes Usually
the companies organized with regard both coonzng
and to The ideas mutually dependent
the OF carrying with the success other
According egency, therefore, emphasis put upon the
the other idea circumstances seemed require
These companies awarded by the privi
eges OF trade grants OF territory and rights OF government
subject to such scrutiny and notifications as the government
might afterwards impose. The the
be in certain tributes increase OF commerce and
tension Of territory.
OF the English chartered companies for wealth. scope OF
operation and influence stability and permanency the
India Company the conspicuous It its
charter from Queen Elizabeth given an abso
lutte monopoly trade in all countries lying between
Cape of Good Hope and the Straits of Magellan The charter
granted hundred and twenty-five stockholders
and its government placed in the hands of governor
deputy governor, twentyfour members of directing
board be annually by the stockholders in their gen
e7a assembly This company is of importance in
laon Virginia because its charter closely followed by
King James Moreover British East India Company
the remarkable trading coonzng company the
world saw. conquered ali of India for England laid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

the foundation Of great for British merchants and was
not finally dissolved until 1874
Before the last failure Of Raeghs efforts the idea of char
terng company colombo Virginia occurred t him. and
10 that end he effected organization carrying out his
scheme lie turned part if not all Of the rights
and concessions that he had secured from Queen Some
"a later than this more serious and general movement oc
Cured looking chartered company organized more nearly
along the lines OF the East India Company and other COM
panes then in existence To encourage this movement there
appeared an exceedingly able and effective document sup
posed to have been inspired and written by Mr. Hauy The
paper set forth Reasons motives raising of pubque
Stoke to be mpoed for the peopng and discovering of such
countries be ounde convenient for the supple
OF those defects which this eame of England requret
Concerning the necessity for such organization the paper
makes this cogent Private purces are cowd comp
forts to Adventures and founde fatal to all
nterprce hitherto undertaken by English BY reason Of
the deaies eaocies and unwngnes the project
which succeeded not at the first attempt"
The of a similar scheme organized in Holland is
cited example might be done under English
auspices The example of the Hoandes pregnans
Iy maine backe stoke having effected marvellous mat
tiers in traque and navgacon in few years The reaE
OF the paper is that England keep abreast with
other nations of the world will have build her
mece and that Englands chances for colonial dominons
yielding large off if France and Spain
are allowed to mOnOpoze the American The result
OF coonzng would that the merchandise increasing
thereby, the reame will be inrched yearly by mamie thou.
sand pounds and the Kings mposte increased
Very adroity does the paper to nsinuac the scheme
into the Kings favor 1T would SAVIOUR too much Of aeco
Of popular monies whoue mpartin,r
some convenient portion His Majestic That portion oughl
not to be sma that should the King
greatness and favour Wise Mr.. Hakluyt.
Finally in the year 1000 the King granted charter to t
companies known the London Plymouth Companies
being understood that the sphere OF operation OF the Ply,
mouth Company should be in northern Virginia and that al
the London Company should be southern Virginia be
ing stipulated that the boundary of northern Virn,
should come to the Potomac River and that the northern
boundary Of southern Virginia should far as the Hud
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10

Will Assemble IN Burlinxtsa fsr AHnuaI
Conyentian.

Burlington. MAY ~ Ehs snnna,
meeting q tie grand I0iRr q Feilnnnt
Independent order Of (Ed Fellovs. And
associate bedies viii = held II this cify
NEXT week. tiie EXERCISES beginning Non
daF evening with reception - visit
ing members Al thssOad Fellows rail-
0n Church. street. Tpesaav wifi he PA.
triarrh Misit.st day esesing xith a
grxnd bail ia the AranaTy III the evcn-
ing Ths grand encznpment meets
H'tinesdsy. the grand lodze on ThnTs-
DAY and re Rebekah assembly On IN
,lsy
The pa-s grand officers banquet viii
" red "Wednesday eyening- A this
function the following sovereign and
grand affsrsrs are expected 70 - prs
ent ard zpeak Past r1na sirr Pink
erscn 81 Worcester. Mass grsnd mas
ter 81 Massachusetts VI. 4. Dana and
gYani nasfsr George T. Fuller of Bos-
t0n. grnn5 s.xretsgy VI. 4 Nay Of
New Hampshire ami grsHd instructor
George =. Wrher Of Boston-
TkHrzzas 81 Aihsns IosaEr No. 3. viii
exe.nplify the third Irgree ard tas sane
evening II oil Fellows hall sill b. sid
the Hrhexsa AssFmnsy reception, Fri
Law evemias the Rsbeksh degree wall "
sxenplike4 by 0wsna Kfbekah lodge 81
Bristol
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
Boston Americans Again Drop
10 Athletics
Bur Visitors Were Add BY xispiays
Chicago Almost Il Head 81 Ma
slanal LeagaE Again Won
Yesterday.

B<eesn. Mas ~ II K<ayy hitting
1ame Bosssn Eesl ao~a lefere Philadel
pAsa vez1eraay afSrsnppu by sE< scnrr
os 4 ta 4. uaSing III sasrnah stszight
aefeas Both yauag INA Flank wese
tyekHed ap tw nany asss, bnt the vtsi
tors werr aiaed ~ Saispiags y TIE hosae
isegaers. Caps eoIlins vas back IN rhe
game aftrr shsgt Iay-ets with cold
Each teak scrrsd one ii tsc frsf n
niaS. PhflaHsiphis xaktERg hers when
Tos1ng salat 4rrsbgrsteT ia the rihs,
Bsassg hera smerifrpA hem and Davis
fTussst him aesn4s tAs plate with Al
hart sSmxlr Ia c~Htsx Geld Gollins 4r3t
an brs1 wh~a Seytaid dropp~a his Ifssg
As and went - seeeBA ~ she nispizs.
IN Parents aat AZ srst collins .wrnf -
skird Nben Stahf ~eat cut AZ fsEst
GeE6sas seat In-
Bsih tsanlf g}xyra il gosl form frc1n
tken NJ r. the ffsh sfsl1ng- ~ tast m
ning to sthlxsics ggt Affsx ~ ysunx
IL hsirH ssssFpAF WI nF with j IAN
glr al nas sacrificed ~ Cross slM Pow
ers cut Mugphy Nens - third AMI ~iAeH
Pssak ~ent tke fall i}ta e<sttsr field II
ezae -. Arnbsrsfsz Eps fass ard
HsnasAess singled searipr plank Aftrg
RsoatAers hsd ssoieA seecaa. Lord sin
gisd e right 6eid aid sfnbFnsttF and
broathers tailed. Yos1ag msNsst tbs
EsTow " and Lard tpak srrsna. where
~ dsea. W Drvis Gied IN SSH
Il lItts@ consecutive histiHg, asaeSl hs-
AZ errsF HI the visitors, gave BOSTON
two rims ID the sixth After Young
had xrns oms. Collins snd Yarent sin
xE=sz. fsElowes 81 Ssaki wish a IKE.
Dagger. which seBr Collins -. Whcn
Msnphy fuEnbled s-ibaeh> grounder,
Parent SCORED. Godwia hstted FOR FIRE.
ran ana famed ard 9srimsshaw fiei
out.
PhSiadeiphia more thar maaf ~ fDr
thar iitsIe sp1rt, however. III the nezt
inning. scoring fon tisses an fo1r bits
and $50 mnTs fsraham's single. lossr
triple ssd Pagsrt's singh gave the home
teau 4 lite encouragement 81 i've
ss5res N the sesehfh. ard THREE angles
b tso5win. Ferris aa1 Graham gave
taens thrif Hnal tally II The uinth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
He Takes Important Part In
Discussion
PRESERVE REGULARITY


ss...s nF.s II ....,4s I'LL -
s's'A'' sN''sE WIZ
5eNsA ~ asAAse R@1A Il ssass NJ 'AR''ss =
yesterday on EAse seFeEaa sSnssadnssfSfs
having fog tgsefs sssiee4 Fhe psevemtimz
III railroads rrsszses ii smt%rss1fs c0ms
fsserge fFnzm tssaasas ses n M nriufnx eusE
81 es,s9. 81 nxrxlrrfrx ii sser eesunrnsgitses
esr~gss sev theiT awr 49, ~emar ID
t,des xntsS Mrasnss rgse asmrrsEnBars IN
tN~ EaEins nFvseladfnems imtxnansSed Mn
S4uasar FSwvgm4s III Sew Ter~sw Hxia4
ss4ya AL gasr sate sEtem 9he railroads
sannEa H. REQUIRED I'll sssspsMe III smeM
h1gsasng TsM3 i altogether Eng Inmg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
POINTS For SMOKERS
ways to Use Tssasro wsthoEE IsiaFiHg
Yeag HeaIth

II ron miEl observe tgse fsAlgu fltg rules
ynH wtay sHa0ke = faHeh a. you IKE
without any barn.
In the AFst pkasr. sasake guTd es<ax
JILL the seeand ptar<. MsssT kghe es#sF
ea1 srrSna tsm~ TIVE cfEAsg rtlge* aEw
mrv~F ka star III II cA0ua ri smiokr sns
flever efew tks ed Of cigar
me AFst RAE 10 smoke g0od cigar
AZ eessss. mesns 10 snfsKe NsdswoFsh
Rroe. tbiro. fer whSrh KendrIrk 4 Co
are sEe fseaI aYrats ii E4Fre
slthnagh THE fhiep cigar Il made
witf Ipnx Far EFnYans HIirs, sav-
sEr. keFNs9fek III tAr abSv~ firm. and
II c4@AF IN 9asas frsgrsne~ amd ais
s@Ralltis. skaK ~ III maks a gse% saseykf
IN snF ut the tpn ard afsren -cert EFa
sci il seIfS fit smEF Eve eeMt.
NE hrs 1srres frow the srsksf thas
.stinu amy assalensnfs pFost. ard -
the Czicpe give oar customers the best
smoke fer sheir meney that we hssr
eFer seeM.
n th~ex II enyene in Barre that has
NOT yst rrie4 THE Thbrp=, VIE want hiss
tv eorns Iii tndag and ges one
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
TRIES TO HANG HIMSELF.
sshidIofski, wife Slayer, Makes I've
Suiride Attempts

Bo~toa. 4lxy ieJohn sxasidlofski.
sentenrra to death III the eseetEsr cAair
Ii tie week h@GinDIn9 July ! f0r tae
suhrder iii III wsfe iast suinmer IN tae
Arifnxtun ssoaf Club grvznAs. hss made
swo ImeSssssssl 4ttsnsps 10 hang himself
withim TIE past few days in hss eeH ~
tisr E2sr Carbridgr Iail.
The essntemn<a maR n.zds ropes out
Of his bel clothing, fcysned nos.sez ard
lied Il u he 81 xvatinz. In ezrA esse
he Mas diss0rtfea ~ The attendants Ia
tfnr Is prevent hisn tEnm sxsryins ous
Hin design.
The sa@aaisasI nrsss ia sls* sSnnaea man
have xeartea ksaaraes Ksyuis TuekeT. and
yesterday hs f9ia his moshrr that they
prevented bin fr&n1 sleeping.
The nlzn xraus weaker and mere III.
couth II his appearances every DAY H.
onEy ears warn ~ IS fcfee.s 70 do Sc De
pays 10 attention 70 his persczal ~
p-x51aer, AMI his hair and e@eTd
now zreaF sna-ses 81 matted hair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
70 GUARD CAR


u. PeSershurx, MaY I'll Te Kssag
szeRaES Irns fnr EAe grnst eeFzuasy Ak
Ehs Mister Fs1a2s I'M the 0ggassau al
thr openiEsx ~ PsFiimusHnF ga&taT mre
completed srer iInp@Fiai garEts, whisM
yaiA rssnvey their HaaBsstsAs. TIL eutwt
and fhs ssaife@ uP III ~s. PefeFs8nEg. are
lying vith SteanA ap IN the river.
fae route and othrx pIans for the
Iamsnqv are xsssslx g7aried. hst il Is
IN srssooI tisat the lnsFefial party will
travel by train from Tcaiks~ Seso u The
pssassa At Prterh0F where they win
BOARD tAse yachts xnA eome ID tie FiveF
t~ th@ winter pagace. tFsias avoiding thn
nege~~ify nf pasSing fhFwHgh she streets
of the eapital lmmeAiafsEv AFTER thr
eerennzg their nsaiestiex viii resurn tc
PeisFkaE wheFs thev wiz s~end thr
Sgtzuzex.
Owing to she Lsteness 81 t6s horsv
"a mhSrh thw winter pSiare wiiI he corr
FieteS- il Res heea decided not ta open
Ehe rouneaI ~ THE empire umtif FrSaay
at p m
IT'LL lay providing fas the FsoFz&niza
tSon VI tie e0anesl iii the eaapiss mas
published yesterday Il contains pro
visica fag She appointment of special
eena niisssoa having exelskfye 5urisdi~
ttan eser certain subwrts.
All asrnsati0ns al asaheas1Heg against
ministers. vseesays, governor generals.
Hnembegx "a the rgunriI 81 Tire empire
the lnweE house 81 Parsiampns and I'm
general Ill persons beiangins ~ she
three hsxnrsf rAtaks AZ rkse Russian hier
arNAv NrA txsns5@rteA a. tsssssssfs -4iss,a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10

TO SUMMON
LEGISLATURE
Moran Begins With House Of
Representatives
rs ARE TO APPEAR TODAY
The Charges d Bribery Hare Gruwu
0ut af the DEFEAT of the Anti
Beckett Shsp
BIn

Bsstor 3Eay To- Dsstfise Aster1zes
Noras has announ~a HI iatsntion oi
sammeaing h-fasr him the entire asrsn.
b~rship ia tae Massachusetts legislature
III tannegticn with charges III hFlhwrx
re2atiy made over tAe defeat III sae
srti-b'Aeses shop hill III the hoas~ ~
rrrFesrnf ssses. Already zssasuxfssss
have brea fs<nea fez rs sneMEnrs 81 the
general eonxt And the distxSex attorney
7ays that tie aztlers viii be easlsa pefoFr
him "a later date TsFee nsefak@rs
0f the b0ase hAye ALREADY Testified he.
fare she gr.na Jury whicn Il nav ID ses.
SION cn ta@ tKlrkeE shop tall hrffFry
tharxV
TIE sngi baeksT sEcy Bill WIS psssra
Ey Abe state senate. hut v&s defeated
III tie nnsz.r Tie nseasnrr wss s<iikei
after pne az ske npsf bitter contests in
the history ef me xsaersl essssft
After ~ faal Msina hail hsen taxen
Representative ~in6m ~m5g ef Taunton
nsaAe = skAtameat ga tise eoFEkias III
wh5cas. IL II aiHegei. I'VE cfsaFEea that h#
iAd bsan offered brlt@ 0s $sBa Il essn-
-At4N4 tAfthtfA4@ 49,
the bneRei sAep Ball
Representative Leonard - Springfield
was also aid 10 have ptade s.Afenaent
of a similar Aasar~
Tae matter was bTaa2fs % tie AL
fentson 81 Dssr5et Attorney Moran and
" at err snnmune1 Representa- tive
Swig before him. Tnr Legislator !. said
ID Rave aeni~d to Mr. MoEaa aag know
iedrs If hwih~ Offering.
Later he district attera&y ossiesxsty
sgnmoned Representatives Svie ard
Leonard AMI Representatives Tolana 81
South Bsstan, ana these three ise1slz
sors. together sith Legislative agent
n.rsed Barted testiSsi hefefs - Saf.
folk eoamsy aranA ar Hn sS0nst8Y
shortly agtr sliag Noi anae II lsr III
regular AZ
Dfstriee ksgrar Mesxn ksS axes ear,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10

Washington. Mag fp The minarity
lessl@F. Representative SSsEAlAms 81 Mis-
sssspya. following ~ mes9rp thar BY
ta " present. il hss4iaess w&s su ~
sAuae- icFcsd EpFa eaEE sesaersARg, whem
THE Haase wAMg iiase eusauslssee ~ sAe
whspA~ en sae further ena-fdeFmkiSm III
the naval appropriation bisE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
TO WORK IN VERMONT.
United States Asbestos Mining IncorpoT-
sted Here

NoHtp4Iier. MAJ lp.-Thh United
States Asbestos Co., organized under the
laws Of south pakota witlI capital
sseek II s2eg.gon, for the purpose 81
Developing the asbestos mines Of Eden,
have be<n licensed 70 do miains milling
ana manufacturing business n Vermont.
The directors q the uev corporation
are 4. E. Palmer sns BENJAMIN Straci'
An. Of Darlington. O. " Brown, Il Mer.
fisrlil.. an1 l. T. Stephens snd r. A.
stephens. u Pierre :. Dskots
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
SHIP SUNK IN LAKE
Three Era Believed to Have Drowned as
Result q strike.

Cleveland, Msy i0.-AR indirect re-
suls 81 ths 'lcngaharemrn's strife. which
mas p1valyxed lake traffic, wAs tar sins
inc YESTERDAY III the schooner Alrris, Ia
tsss harso9. The boat went down in .
terrible zsse sweeping Lake Erie, and Il
i believes THAT Capt Stewart and two
sellers hz4e been drowned
Th< bsxse Ir1n Queen i IN distgess
mile Of The herbof The Grew 81 sixht
men hsve been saved.
9e severe is the yale fhst waves are
dashing over the brrakwatrr ard many
craft nFe III danger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
ceIIsr. eams. Yss...asy.

~ lthaca Cornell :. 0hsTIin D.
Al Cambridge Williams 5. Harvard
s
al Ney Hayeia Rkern /. Xsie o.
st Worsssi en- SYRACUSE vs. Hcis
Cross. Faia
II FFuEsviek telbY :. BoNAnin 81
81 LEWISTON Rates :. xssse
y Hartford Trinity j, hsss4ehu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
LITTLE COAL MINED
Oaly Ass1os Tors il ApEii, as Compared
With s.a7so4I Last Year.

rsissdelpsiay MAJ To- IRE resnlr "a
IT, suspension 0f mining In shs anthrs-
xisr segiDrS il geasetea ~ ihe Apgif
ssNt.m~Tat al pE~HaMtissa JasE rnxae poo
h.. whicA she@s thar ass -aG2 tens Il
eaag we<s pspssnee, enmpar-d With s.
z7sGft t1as IN ApriI ~ last year.
CT sisis sHseft toanxge tho Rsa4inx
company yredacra 1917 Tens; I<kiek
yasser. 1895; aerrsy Central. z.s3a
Delaware. Eats &nnz i N~sseFs. ~.
So ghssaw&gp 4 HH4evn. Ta.Bt3 psnn.
.sfv4nia. 52SeT EFse. lr5l4ss Ns~
yark- tymssrin d sFesfFsa. 9s.fTz: ard
Delaware, Susysssa@nas ard reABylkiiI
asrz.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
IssEpH LEIrER susrESpEp.
chisagO Board Of Trass Takes Summary
Action.

&haEaxo. May l0 assepA Letter Was
suspended fror TIE sosra az trade AZ
nu0n fos alirxea YfuEaasaa "A thp board
rifles on complaint tsas he fsiled 10 pay
eertaia brokerage ehzFgss The mil
Hanxire mire owner, whea izfoEtnrd 81
Tie fact that > Hpsies zzs posted on
tie board II the opening 81 business
yesterday. expressed great surprise
7 have not paid saaef attention to
Ire haarl ~ trade fur sang tinae.s sail
Mr. Letter. u received . eUgnwunic1fieil
Feveasly in whirh Il was suggested thss
lake ~ an Old transaction. bot. 81
course ! ND mt exI<rs SUMMARY az
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-10
INDIANA SHAKEN.
To Counties Report Earthquake
Shocks

Indianapolis. Iad- Sisy i9 Earth
quake shocks aTe rspsxtrd from Bar
HhsIamep and -h%IhY ransiier a. ~
Ing pssce daring Tuesday night The
vibrations wsfe fron east - west. Ma
one was isjsgsd. bit maHy lpqfses wsFe
dangerously sh&keE FssIssts who weye
sisiEiag Frxzk Edwards. 81 tcjumbas,
ard cesstpicd the downstairs rogms. re
psst that they wefe awakened ONT ~
roaEI sieey ard fke nsis.A reminded
them n persons falling snf n lid up.
stairs TIE shaekS lssssd airont iifseea
seconds.