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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-04

The revival meeting that IS being
held at the Rink by the Methodist
church, South, is progressing nice
ly. Large crowds attend every night
and much interest is being shown.
The account of me O'Brien- Henry
wedding tina should have been in
last weeks paper, was left out on
account of a window being open
and blowing the copy off the hook.
1t was found too late for press.
The meeting at the rink continues
with increasing interest. Rev. p.
II. Davis is preaching some fine SER
mons to large congregations Ev-
erybOdy invited and welcome. The
services Will De continued until
after Sunday.
There Will be religious debate at
SlaughtersvIlle, Ky, beginning No
vember 10, 1909, by J b. Briney, of
the Christian church, and II. A. H.
Laslie, of the General Baptist
church. The discussion will con-
tinue SIX days. Everybody is in
vited to attend and hear the religi-
Gus debate.
For SALE Que G.. & p. printing
press, ski, with fountain, also good
assortment OF type. Just the outfit
for the merchant to run d store
paper, or for small job office. In
good condition. Will sell for part
down and balance in payments to
right party. J. l.. SIsK,
st. Charles, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Kline gave a
Halloween party Saturday evening,
followed by a progressive card
party. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Dawes, Misses Lucy
Crenshaw, Carlin and Willis, Mrs.
Della Southworth, Messrs. Brick
Coyle and Crenshaw.
Miss Carlin made the highest score.
At the conclusion of the games r
salad course was served.
Miss Lucy Crenshaw entertained
at bridge" last Friday evening in
honor of her visitors, Misses Carlin
and Napier. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Atkinson. Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Kline, Mrs. w. II.
Dawes, Miss Willis; Messrs. Riley
CoVle, Lowe aud MalOney. Mrs.
Geo. Atkinson aud Mr.. Lowe proved
winning every game. A
delicious salad course WAS served.
The newest play to make All APP
peal to public favor IN the rural dra-
matte field is Meadow Brook
Farm" by l.. S. Parker. 1t is a Pas
toral story Of the Cathedral Hills of
New Hampshire, depicting Almost
vivid character of that quaint New
style that is ALWAYS SO wei.
come. F. +. Mann, the owner and |
producer, of many successes, has
given to Meadow Brook Farm" his
special attention during the past
summer and his efforts have result
ed in real production of scenery !
aud effects. Meadow Brook Farm"
will be seen at The Temple Theatre
on next Wednesday, Nov. l0,with an
excellent cast headed by Lon
5treeter.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-04
Local Happenings


N. /. Toombs was in Madisonville
on business Monday.
Dick salmon, OF Ilsley, was in the
city Sunday on business.
BrOwder Myers, OF Jacksonville
was in the city on business Satur-
day.
Coming soon The Big Musical
Comedy, of 20 people, Wizard of
Wiseland.
M. b. Tappan, our popular jewel-
er, made business trip to Madi-
sonville Monday.
Coming soon The Big Musical
Comedy, OF. 80 people, Wizard of
Wiseland.
Rev. j. NJ. Burton leaves tomor-
row to I'LL his regular appointment
in Ohio county.
F. B. Arnold, the popular cashier
of the Peoples Bank, was In Madi-
sonville Monday on business.
The X. X. Band of this city made
music for the w. o. w. parade in
Madisonville Thursday afternoon.
lie. Ice, of Topeka, Kansas, was
In the city Monday in the interest
OF the KnIghts and Ladies of Sc
curity.
Julius Coenan and Jas. Ligon left
Tuesday for Louisiana, where they
will spend few weeks hunting and
fishing.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the
Christian church. met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. G. n. McGary Tues
day afternoon.
Roy Peyton, representing the 1.
G. s. of Scranton, Pa, is visiting in
the city, Mr.. Peytou's headquar-
ters are ia Evansville.
Now that the ladies Of the city
have bad the Darlington cemetery
cleaned, the citizens should take
pride in keeping It In shape.
Quite a number of our ladies are
seen daily witnesses OF the demon
stration of the new washing ma
chine in the Victory building.
Wanted. First class coal shoot
ers, track layers and boss timber
men. II
NEBo CONSOLIDATED COAL & Cox
Mg COMPANY.
The sermon by Rev. Moore,
eulogizing the order of Red Men
at the Christian church Sunday,
was one of the best ever heard in
this city.
On last FRIDAY afternoon the East
End card club was most delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Geo. At
kinson; Mesdames Cain, Rash,
Dillman. FeatherstOn and Victory
were guests Of the club. After the
usual number of games two course
luncheon was served. Mesdames
Rash, Kline, Southworth and Dill
man made equally high scores,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-04
The Moving Throng
pap4p s4g4taNtalh .pa.pa%Ip = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Pat Moran was in the County seat
Monday.
o. Griffin, of Crofton, were In the
city Monday.
Maj. s. M. Kimmel spent Sunday
in Henderson.
Simon Clements. of Richland, was
in the city Monday.
Hugh Griffin, of st. Charles, was
In the city Tuesday.
Judge G. J. Pratt, Of END. Okla,
was In city Friday.
r. b. Bradley, of Madisonville,
was in the city Monday.
G. l.. Low made the fair sex in
Hopkinsville n visit Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Croft made friends in
Madisonville a visit Monday.
Mrs Veasy and children are visit
ing in Slaughtersville this week.
Roy Forester and wife spent
Tuesday with relatives in Hartford.
Claude Borders, of jacksonville.
visited his parents here Monday.
ice league and wife, of st.
Charles, were in the city Yesterday.
Lucian Littlepage, of the Pond
River country, was in tile city Mon
day.
Brent Hart, of the Journal, Madi-
sonville, was in town Tuesday
night.
K Allen Settle of Bowling Green
spent Sunday in the CITY with
friends.
Misses jamie and Elizabeth Victo-
ry visited friends in Madisonville |
Monday.
l.. l.. GOodloe and Frank lWithers
spent few hours Monday in Madi-
Miss Nell Carlin, q. Hanson, spent
Friday and Saturday in the city
with friends.
Robt. Brown, proprietor of the
Royal Restaurant, was IN Madison
vile Monday.
Rex McEuen and wife spent Sun
day IN st. Charles, visiting Mr. Nc
Euen's parents.
Mrs. ]. V. McEuen and Miss Maud
Satterfield, of st. Charles, were
in the city yesterday.
Miss Rose Daniels, of Spottsville,
who has been visiting in the city,
has returned home.
Jas. MalOney, Manager of the
Grand Leader. made friends in
Evansville Sunday.
Miss Bessie Caviness left Satur-
day for Terre Haute, Ind, where
she will visit relatives.
Mrs. Nollie Umstead and Mrs.
Nelli's, of Kansas City, Mo. was in
last week.
Jas. Smith and Wilson Borders,
Of Benton, ILL.,, who were in the city !
asst week have have returned home. ,
Miss Eula Richards. of Hopkins
lille, who has many friends in this
,ity, is visiting relatives in Arkan-
as.
Harris Simmons and wife, of I
Tenn, will visit Mrs.
simmons father, Robt. Davis,
text week.
Wall Vinson and son Frank, OF
Muhlenberg county, {
Ky, were visiting relatives IN town
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-04

Hardin Tweedie, OF MadisonvIlle,
made a business trip to this city
Tuesday.
Coming soon The Big Musical
Comedy, of 30 people, Wizard of
Wiseland.
Miss Nora Wilkey rs now con-
nected with the Mcleod store in
Madisonville.
Company G, 3rd Infantry, X. So,
will be Inspected at the Armory 8
p. m. OH Nov II, 90. All members
must be on hand.
This afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Pearce, the Earl
ington Chapter of the U. d. C. will
meet. Quite large number of
ladies will attend.
The Madisonville High School
football team and Paducah team
played "A tie game at the latter city
Monday afternoon. Spillman, of
our city, made several star plays,
and is Developing in thoroughbred
football player.
Co. "E, "K.S.G., will, by orders OF
Adit. Gen. Johnson hold an elestiOn
for Captainship of that company
Wednesday, Nov. TO- The vacancy
was caused by the resignation of
Capt. Shanks. Three men are AS
parants for the office, First Lieut..
A. Utley, f.. l.. Young and Dr. f.. b..
Hardin. All are qualified and the
race may be close.
In giving his reason for using St.
Berna ard Coal, ChAs. f. Heilman,
mayor elect OF Evansville, Ind,
Gays that on his former contract
with other coal companies he was
forced at times 20 shut down his
plant on accoat OF the quality Of
coal furnished hIn, and the st.
Bernard Mining Co. was the only
coal company that would agkas ~
furnish hls milts witb psa'Rnd s-ack.
a "a.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
SANTA FEE SYSTEM
TIED UP BY WRECK.
Freight Train Goes Into Ditch West
of CerriIos and BIockades
System Ten Hours.

A west bound freight train on the
Santa Fe system went into the ditch
early this morning at Rosario siding,
seven miles south of Cerrillos, and
tied up the Santa Fe system for the
day. NO. 10, from Ell Paso. is behind
the wreck and will not reach Santa
Fe until tonight. No. 3, the California
Flyer is tied up at Lamy and No 2
from California will be held at Al
buquerque until the track is clear
Seventeen freight cars went into the
ditch and the wreck is one of the
worst that has happened on this divis
ion for years. AS far as known no
one was hurt but it cannot be told
definitely until the wreck is cleared,
whether perhaps, tramp or other
person, stealing ride, is not buried
under the wreckage
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
POISONED MILK FOR
WHOLE FAMILY.
Union County Stockman Has Narrow
Escape From Death-Authori-
ties Investigating.

Special to the New Mexican
Clayton, n NJ, Dec. 17.-What ap-
pears to be an attempt to poison the
entire household Of j. P Miera, a
well-to-do stockman at Barney, Union
county, was reported today. Mr..
Miera came home. last evening and
made himself coffee. He poured the
milk that was standing in the pantry
into his cup and drank it. A few min
utes afterwards he became violently
i'll. A physician was called and with
great difficulty saved Miera's life.
Suspicion of the physician being
aroused he gave some of the milk
to two cats. Both drank but little
and then keeled over in commissions
dying in short time. 1t was evident
that stranger had invaded the house
during the day and had poisoned the
milk with some virulent poison. A
chemical analysis will be made to de-
termine the nature of the poison. Mr..
Miera does not suspect any one of
tie deed as he knows of no enemies
who would commit SO dastardly an
act The Union county authorities
are Investigating. S,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
No TINE
FOR TRIFLES
President Sidetracks New
Mexico Affairs for Nicara-
qua Trouble
URTON LAKE RELIEF BILL
Postmaster Jose E. Vigil Con-
firmed as Postmaster of
Taos.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 1.-THE
Bureau of Animal Industry has au-
thorized the use of the arsenic or oil
process for dipping cattle.
Delegate Andrews today introduced
bill for the relief of the Territor;
in the Lake Urton Carey Act PROPOSE
ton which the Territory has taken
over from the Reclamation Service
and for the plats of which it paid the
federal government $1,100.
Jose +. Vigil has been confirmed
as postmaster at Taos. His nomina-
ton was sent to the Senate with ~.'stt
OF S. B. Grimshaw as postmaster at
Santa Fe. Mr. Grimshaw's confirma-
tion has been hung up until after the
holidays.
The archives of the Nicaragua le-
cation were turned over today to the
Mexican embassy Ambassador Creel
OF Mexico was in conference today
at the White House and at the de-
partment of state and all other mat
ters being deemed of minor import
ance have been sidetracked until the
Nicaraguan complications have been
cleared out of the way.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
SALOON KEEPER MUST
NOW SERVE SENTENCE.
He Promised to Be Good But Accord
ing to Affidavit Failed to Keep
His Vow to Judge Pope.

Roswell. N. M, Dec. 17.-Carl Leo
pold, proprietor of the Palace saloon
was today committed to county Jail
to serve a sentence of sixty days i'm
posed in district court two years ago
after pleading guilty to the illegal
sale of liquor. AT that time Judge
William H. Pope suspended sentence
during good behavior. Last night af-
fidavit was made to the district attor-
ney that he had again violated the
liquor law in selling to minors, and
additional to the new charge, Judge
Pope ordered that the old sentence
be carried out. Gatewood & Graves
are this afternoon bringing habeas
corpus proceedings to test some con-
stitutional points in the case and at
tempt to get the defendant out of jail.
District court was occupied today
with d continuance of the Skinner
case.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
PRESIDENT zELAYA
HAS GRIEVANCE
Sets 1t Forth in Conciliatory
Message to President
Taft
WILL LEAVE NICARAGUA
Complains That Secretary of
State Knox Failed to Answer
Courteous Note.

Managua, Dec Il. - President
Zelaya last night cabIed a concilia-
tory message TO President Taft say
ing he had shown his good faith by
resigning 50 Nicaragua might resume
its friendly relations with the United
States. He added that he proposed to
leave the country, but stood ready to
account for his acts as president.
Zelaya's Message to Taft.
Managua, Dec. 17.-Zelaya's mess
age to TAFT follows:
On December II | cabled Washing
ton this message: Secretary Knox
believe that the sources OF your in
formation are prejudiced and | re-
quest that The United States send
commission of investigation. If its
findings show my administration to
be detrimental 10 Central America.
will resign
F Il have received no reply. To avoid
harm TO my country and desiring
that ii shall renew the friendly rela-
tions with the United States, | have
today sent my resignation 10 Con
gress. As my opponents consider my
presence a disturbing factor | pro-
pose to show my good faith by leay-
ing Nicaragua. / stand ready to ac.
count for my acts.
DR., Julian Irias, minister general.
has been created a general, suppos.
edly with view of his elevation to
the supreme command of the army
when DR.. Madriz assumes the presi-
dency The opponents of Madriz
claim this will result virtually in a
military dictatorship by Irias.
Madriz Non Grata to Uncle Sam.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE passing
of Zelaya as a dominant influence for
evil in Central America is regarded
here as a long step in the direction
of better things. The mention Of DR.
Madriz as possible successor OF Ze-
laya. however is not regarded with
| favor in official circles here, and 1t is
; thought it Is probable that the United
| States will take active steps to pre-
i NShl hlo dhS'oii"tloA do pleoideul' IL
would be regarded as most unfortu-
nate result of the efforts of the peo-
pie of Nicaragua >to free themselves
from the domination of the monopoly
I loving and law-breaking influences,
/ that Estrada and his followers will
ingly submit to the installation. Ma
driz is not believed here to be friend
ly to the United States.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
FIVE CORRESPONDENTS
WERE PRESENT.
Daughter Of Minister Principal in
Unsavory Proceedings in Brook
lyn Divorce Case.

New York, Dec. 17.-The spectacle
of five out of seven correspondents
named in Brooklyn divorce case sit
ting complacently in court and listen
ing to the testimony of Rev DR.. Jay
Benson Hamilton, who was the star
witness against his own daughter,
Mrs Eva Martin, defendant, was seen
here yesterday. DR.. Hamilton told
how he pleaded with Mrs. Martin to
mend her ways after he had discov-
cred her alleged indiscretions in her
diary. As he testified, the five co
respondents present, sat behind the
woman with whom they are accused
of misconduct and scribbled frequent
notes in little memorandum books.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
RUTH BRYAN LEAViTT.
GOES TO CUBA.

Chicago, Dec Truth Bryan
Leavitt, daughter of William Jen-
nings Bryan, who came here to de-
liver a lecture on "A Pilgrimage TO
Palestine" left yesterday for Cuba,
where she will join her parents and
sisters for a months visit. From
Cuba she and her children will go
to Jamaica and South America, and
later to Cherbourg, France, where
she will study music and French.
When asked today about her for
mer husband, she said she did not
know where he is located now; that
she is not making the trip abroad to
meet him, nor is she trying to escape
a notice of the re-opening of her di-
vorce case.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
BATH TUB MUIR
DER MYSTERY
Police Seem No Nearer Its
Solution Than ON the
First Day
EXAMINE SUICIDE NOTES
SUICIDE NOTES
Hand Writing Experts Expected
to Unravel the Difficult
Points.

New York, Dec. Handwriting
experts are expected to play a promi-
nent part in unraveling the Snead
mystery. Today they are giving care
full scrutiny to the mass of letters and
other documents found in the apart
ment of Mrs. Martin, mother of Mrs.
Snead, particularly the suicide
notes The suicidal mania of Ocey
Snead apparently is the defense re-
lied upon by three members of the
Wardlaw family arrested in connec-
ton with the crime. Despite the
fact that all the women members of
the family in which the bath tub vic
tim lived when she was either slow
ly grieving herself to death over the
disappearance of her husband, as her
mother MrsA Martin insists, or being
Systematically starved and mentally
influenced into a state of helpless
ness, as the police believe, the mys-
terry of the affair seemed very little
nearer solution
Mrs. Martin insists that all suicide
notes found in her apartments were
written by Ocey Snead while she was
grieving over the disappearance of
her husband and she had constantly
to be watched to prevent taking her
own life. The thought of suicide was
mania with the girl, her mother
says.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
ZELAYAfS
IN TROUBLE TOO.
His Difficulties Are Much Greater
Than Those of His Uncle. the
Di-tator.

New York. Dec 17.-Seventeen let
ters full of picturesque expressions
Of a tropical love constituted part OF
the evidence presented at the trial Of
Miss Elizabeth Juliette Hero's breach
of promise suit against DR.. Anibal
Zelaya The plaintiff said she had
chosen these from the mass of grow-
ing epistles she received from young
Zelaya when he wooed her while at
tending Columbia University.
zelaya is nephew of the Nicara-
guam dictator Miss Hero insists he
is wealthy and that 100000 is none
TOO high a price for her disappointed
affections
Zelaya's counsel is trying to prove
that, far from being blighted by the
discontinuance of his clients devo-
ton, Miss Hero accepted the atten-
tion of others after Zelaya ceased his
courtship about two years ago.
When Miss Hero took the stand
Zelaya's lawyer assailed her with
questions about her alleged friend
ship with other men, She hotly de-
MED that she had ever gone to a
dance with another young Latin
American physician, Zelayas friend,
and would not even admit she had
played checkers with him.
'T never loved anyone else" she in
sisted
She told how she had purchased a
trousseau two and half years ago
expecting, she said, to become Mrs.
Helaya within month. The young
Central Americans income at that
time, she said, was from $50 to 500
a month. This brought a question
from the defense:
DO you know how much it costs
two to live?"
NO" replied Miss Hero, and later
she admitted that she did not know
even how much it costs to support one
She said she did not visit young
Zelaya once when he was sick be
cause "she did not consider it proper.
The defense later turned the tables
on Miss Hero by producing letters
they said she had written to another
admirer. One began "Mv dear, deal
Eugene and said:
81 want to be true, especially to ONT
love SO dearly, Iwant to share YOU
i sorrows as sWell as your joys and wan
to strive ITO make you happy
This letter was dated September 8
1909.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
FIVE GIRLS
IN HOLOCAUST
Are Missing Since Flames
Destroyed Philadelphia
Undertaking House
FIREMAN GIVES UP HIS LIFE
Scores of Persons Sustained
Burns and Other Minor
Injuries.

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 17-Fiye
girls, who were employed in a six
story building occupied by Schrack
and Sherwood, undertakers' supply
house, which was destroyed by fire
last night, are missing, and it is be-
lieved lost their lives. One fireman,
Joseph Toner, gave up his life search
ing for the missing women. A score
of persons sustained burns and other
minor injuries.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
KING LEOPOLD
IS DEAD
Condolences Are Pouring in
From High Potentates Of
the World
OBSEQuIES IN BRUSSELS
Regency Declared Until Prince
Albert Takes Oath of
Accession.

Bussels, Dec 17-Taiegr2Ms Of
coincidence are pouring in from all
over the world. Among the messages
received early We're those from King
Edward and Queen Alexander of Eng
land, Emperor William, King Alfonso,
Emperor Francis Joseph, King En-
manuel, President Fallieres of France
and Pope Piux X The pontiff has or
dered u requiem mass.
All Brussels Mourns.
Brussels, Dec. 17.-All Brussels
mourns today. Flags of public build
ings are at half mast. and private
houses are draped with crepe The
! body of the king is clothed iR~the uni
form of a lieutenant gensfal The re
! mains are in the chamber of Palm"
where death entered last night. The
body will be placed in casket this
evening when the period of mourning
will officially begin Immediately fol-
lowing Leopold's death. two nuns laid
out the body and preparations for
Splih ms 1t W IltG tllS "tlc D1duC.
The obsequies will take place in the
: collegiate church at st. Gurula. Unser
the direction of Premier SchoIlaert,
/ the official Moniter this morning pub
lished the formation of regency
council composed of the council and
ministers, which nomlnally will hold
the reins of government until the heir
to the throne, Prince Albert has tax,
en- the oath Of accession It is SAID
that the kings will makes a good
sized volume.
King LeopoIds Morganatic Wife.
Paris, Dec IA dispatch from
Rome says that the vatican confirms
the marriage of King Leopold and
Baroness Vaughan at San Reno
Italy, last year. Baroness Vaughan
was the morganatic wife OF King Leo
pold
Contest Over Throne Likely.
Brussels, Dec IA contest ovel
the succession to the throne of Bel
gium is possible. The Vatican is re
ported to have confirmed the marriage
a year ago of King Leopold and Bar
oness Vaughan. Two sons are sale
to have been born from this unior
and both survive. The elder is Lu
cien five years old. 1t is reported hi
will claim the throne. Albert, tn,
heir presumptive, is a nephew o
Leopold II.
Reforms in Congo Free State.
. London. Dec. 17.-Reform in th'
methods dealing with the Congo, th'
, terrible barbarities of which alway
T have been laid at the door of Kin!
: Leopold, will it is believed here, sool
Y follow the accession to the throne o
/ Prince Albert The latter profitte
J. greatly by his recent tour in Africa
: and is believed to be more plant /
< agreeing to reforms With the dealt
3 of Leopold the lease of the Lado Er
5 clave expires and Great Britain vii
resume the sovereignty of the SCI
? dan. This enclave was leased to Ler
? pold to give the Congo access to tn
i Nile.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-17
LEGISLATURE
Furnishes STRIKERS.
Passes Law Making Leaders and EN-
ployes Subject to One Years
Imprisonment.

Sydney, N. S. W., Dec. 17-Busi-
ness has been SO demoralized by the
coal strike that the legislature today
took drastic steps of passing bill
rendering both strike leaders and en-
ployes who instigate or aid strikers
or lock out, liable to a years i'm
prisonment.