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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-24
TURF TOPICS.

Nelson, 2:f0, and Directum, 2Itt, are
about the only present first class stall
lions that will do much racing this sea-
son.
A bill is now before the Michigan leg
islature providing for the licensing and
registering of stations. The license is
to be conditional on soundness.
Doble is making no engagements for
Nancy Hanks just now and will not do
so until he has learned what he may ex-
pect her to do this year. She is in good
condition.
There are 59l entries all told for the
annual meeting Of the New England
Trotting Horse Breeders association, for
which $17, 500 in purses and stakes have
been hung up.
General Miles fine bay mare has a nice
looking bay colt by Palo Alto, 2:0Sa,
with marked characteristic of some Of
the generals exploits. On his neck is a
perfect tomahawk in white.
Asa rule, double gated horse is faster
as PAGER than as trotter Had Snug
gler, 2.f5t; Edwin Forrest, 2:iS, and
Bonesetter, 219, been permitted to take
their chosen gait they would doubtless
have been great PAGERS.
DIR. Wackley of London, editor of The
Lancet, owns the great prize winning
mare Drab, now ON her way to be ex-
hibited in the English hackney class at
the Worlds fair. During her stay she
will be bred to Allerton.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-24

Say, Jimmie" said one small Free
man street boy to his neighbor in a
sepulchrally pleading tone, please don't
sling all them old chicken heads over in
our front yard"
why not?" was the cold reply.
why" said the first, with suspi-
cious tremble in his tone, "the preacher
in our church is in the parlor, and if he
sees them chicken heads he'll stay to din
ner sure, and there's only one pie, and
it's got sugar on it tool"
One touch of nature made the whole
world kin. and the chicken heads were
not thrown. - Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-24

81 notice that you are looking at tho
clock, " he said as the hour approached H..
eyes, she replied, with yawn.
He went oyer 10 the mantelpiece and
examined the clock attentively
1T is very handsome one" he said
as he resumed his seat.-New York
Press
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-24

The Beauty's Friend-Im SO glad to
hear you are to marry Jack Croesus. It's
really golden engagement for you.
The Beauty-Ezactly so. It's my ff-
tieth.-Kate Fields Washington.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-24
An Injustice.

"Gracious, Gladys, whose picture is
this? never saw such homely man."
"It's Tom, but really it doesn't do
him justice"
"Oh, of course notl never saw a pic
ture of girls sweetheart that did"
"But, Eleanor, dear, you misunder-
stand me. mean Tom is 10 times home
lier than thatT--Vogue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
Personals.

fI,T Samner Smiley Of Gar liner was in
tara la,o'at
a.. g. Morton rstur~e,lt TO town Tues
"a, ron, B.ia.
Na-.s n l'Sc is homc from Small
r1-nl ilr 2 'ca 4i,'.
NS iiops..t-I returned yesterday
rroro.nito Snt] PINT
W.. la,. + Crawford of Bclfas, Is
r.1ri ~ mis- ~ tbr city.
N,.. Mar " tlalviok of lToulton, is
@ 'os my '-.'tog friends.
Nr. > " Mathew. IS visiting friends
In lev .tso for f,.~ days
Nr. Martha Rhoiwodc of Lancaster,
Mac "a. Augusta Monday.
N"Cft., Marshall has gone to Madison
to ,fcnd a f.e wccks~ith friends
Mr i.sb'll4 H,rfis aud daughter Jon
No afc sl,tre Df ", II Harms
Hon T. T. iHngIey mayor of Gsriiner,
and VT - f. ia The e.ty ia Tuesday.
Hon io8u l.. Cutler Of Bangor was VI
Augusta In, Say un ht, va, to Boston
N' y /. Carcp and Miss Bertha Ca
ren ST. o. NJurr,l I.laua for tie -,ason
H,oi & VI jones. prIncipsl Of the Penn
stv9' Ihi.l iphil. "a. IN the city Tues
Aas
Mo- f.ra l,,yiI and Grace Jujkius Of
SSoEh. sar r. .lss,red al the Augusta house
Tas,la,
Ku,. 0 l'u1leu, ,. .pcnding hi. vacation
trom Ea..eHA Weston, Al has houe in
MADISON
ic.'.r &. torn STA. F~q and wife, viii
span ga" month Of August in camp at
'hsnller. N.l.. Belgrade
M. T.. kjar~ley AMI cons. Elmon
aoi hester, are having two weeks out
iHs a, Washington Mills With Mrs. kiags-
.usr.nt.
NJ AM Mrs x. T.. Go0lwin will spend
The altar part Of July and the whole of The
month Of August al .heir pretty summer
bono At Small FONT
Joseph = N k-nnvy. who left Augu.;a
70 v1rk on the Canadian Pacific Railwss
has r,t1rne,i home for the summer after -
wat To il.- WoIlls Fair lie will 20 back
t'fatlrozi work in the fall.
Rc'. ;. H. Besle of Camden who has
heeu v.luns IN this city for several weeks
l'lt for Belfast. Tuesday. lie will soor
SO 20 Northp1rj With hi family 20 spend
the remainder of the summer at their pleas
ah seaside home at the campground.
psai,l : S;e~art, the universally popu'
lar nigh, clerk at the Augusta house lef
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
Hay CROP FOR 1893.
!, f,oeh's Opinion Of the Outlook
for a Great Industry.


If. ". 4. Kendall Of Bovdoinhsm VA
s,,.e House TUESDAY in consultation
ia, b. walker Mcksen, secretary
r.. s...s board Of agriculture. for whom
p~paring = special communication on
:. t.ss hay crop. TO he embodied in the
..-;ru,,sral rspors this year
y, Kendall i. noted expert on the hay
as Maine a. web as upon the general
s,,nisz interest, Of the State. He is the
,sr Of the ssgsishoc Fertilizer Co.,
- v,, larxe gyist nall and 20o acre
farm.
y, Esns!an granted ar interview 10 a
,uxt msa on the subject Of the crop
~,tgnss % the l4tter's various qass-
uSas aid
The crop Ibis year viii be about IL
-.-, Of lat years ~ about $50 800
- wben i j. harvested there ~iii not
= ns-e hay n tse barns though. than 81
r,,,s.raneing PERIOD lss; year. Then
,..,. Ar immense quantity Of old hay
..si over. Til. year there 10 hardly
.s4 IN IN thr barns.
Fg- To, and other reasons which viil
.,s l,ier am convinced that the market
n h. Sustained Hay N,il not fall much in
,,,o, son,parei With prices AT correspond
tas the lat yeaf'
4 Aiak that ,l,ere viii be at bes. bat
t,,e Canadian lay broagii into the Amcri-
an market this year. Gres, Britain has
.-s,,ed from severe drought and will
az, ssarly the vhole Of her dependeney's
crgT
u.,,e.,oak will not cut much Of agure
d. t,,.. market on account If bsd drought
there
The principal chars ter of the hay this
.,r,. IT, ,rtreBir ~ectlincss. There
Ill ss b.. proportion of really good hay
"a .s.p ont If N.c Stat than for many
grs.r. athessb for that there viii bc but
. .us.ll .urGlu. ava .lati- for shil pirg pur-
,,.e. compared s,h the record Of come
seasons
Name leopl' 10 not properly appreciate
the ,aus Of the has corp to the State. It
amount. anng4lls 10 more than the lumber
,nda,try uur farmers should 20 more in
&, Inc Aay hu..ne.- on 4 practical basis.
The farming lanl. Of Maine are admirably
.p,ts,! for ihl. crop spi 1t should be cult
,.tsl rsrn uor, than i now the case.
There !. nothing that will repay the
farmer. more for as small an expenditure
Il time noney and energy as the hay crop
~ ruar.r thr NOR Of each of these a man
Put. ~ tie GREATER sIll be his receipts. pro-
,slsd they hive been property applied.
Boston /. Names natural market for
thn roy ,nI We should DO more 10 de-
eelot : tor the state. on the other hand. Is
tsst -i, natural source of supply.
Boston noa l.cs about 50 66o tons of
hss year aaI Of thu our State furnishes
onl, On, 18th " a3.OVo tons. when it
.boa4 and a.ly could furnish at least one
halt
,prc-enj Bo.,ous receipts of hay are
i,,pi,} approximately a. follows Maine,
5a.su Canada. 10000 Vermont New
n,1lyspsrr AMI Fenn.y lvania, 5000;
M.cbgar. pt.o ard other Western states
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
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the lrNCHlNG At BARDWElL.
Another Negro Charged with the
mufders.

CAIRO. H.. July I2.-News was rece ard
here that a colored man had been ARE I'll,
at Milan, Tenn, who is found to
been an accomplice Of Miller, who
lynched at Bardwell, Ky. The man arrei
is said to have been only partner in
crime, but is the one that actually c.
mitted the murder of the Ray sisters.
sheriff of Bardwell, Ky, has been notifset'
and if he proves to be the man. it is claii o.
another lynching is is in prospect.
A passenger conductor on the Illii
Central, who brings the news of the arrhe,
says the man fought desperately, but wpay
finally overpowered admitted that he nj.
dered the girls and that Miller knew it
refused to divulge il.
At Bardwell number of the most acj /
workers in the capture and lynching Of /,
j. Miller got together and prepared ST
ment which will be given to the public
once. 1t establishes the guilt of Miller
yond all question. M
A negro uprising is feared as the re
of the lynching of Miller. The mayor
telegraphed to Paducah for 100 Winchei
rifles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
RATES FOR the GRAND ARMY. /
Veterans Can Go 10 the indianapolis Encaat
meni Tor One Cent Per Nile. l.

IsDIASAroLIs, July l2.-John s. LaA
rus, chairman Of the committee on transp
tation of the twenty-seventh annual 4
campment Of the Grand Army of the II
public has reported to Executive Direct
Fortune, that he has been authorized r
the general passenger agents Of all lin
entering indianapolis to announce that III
will make for the Grand Army of the II
public national encampmenf. to be held
this city September 4 to ., rate of d
cent per mile each way for the round trij
This viii bring to Indianapolis accordit
TO present indications very much larN
attendance than at any previous reunion
the Grand Army.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Submarine Diver S. W. Purington Of
brunswick, assisted by Thomas J. Clark OF
'ois'orn' on Tuesday ~, in 8 new step un-
Ger one of the Edwards Co.'S large turbine
water Wheels, which furnish the power for
me pulp mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Isro Uomen SPEAK
For the benefit of others.
Miss Helen Smith.
a, 27d Place, Chicago, Ill.,
says
was troubled with irregu-
larity and leucorrhpa. | toll
lowed Mrs. Pinkham's advice,
took her Eegefabk Componna,
and used her Sanative Wash.
/ now feel like a new woman,
and am perfectly healthy.
Mrs. E. Fox,
Woodstown. N. ], writes:
IL had been sick 10 years
with womb trouble and leucor-
rhea. | could do no work.
Doctors could not help me.
Lydia Z. PfnkAam's Ifgsfabk
Combonad did. Now ! can do
ali nv work, and stand nearly
!: J: +: ! {: : !;
woman who has Ae&
any weakness EEx
All druggists sen il.
Address 10 ccofdence, - ~
Co, Lyxx. Mss. ~ES~
kfype Ri1G - eanfs. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
AGENT BENNETT REMOVED.
Calls . Convention 10 Consider Aiistmsni
Land and Government Changes.

MuscoeEE, 1. T., July f2-Indii
Agent Bennett was yesterday suspendS
because be is not in accord with the in.eriS
department regarding the Cboctaw :ronbN
As soon a. he was retired from Office he
issued call for convention of the peopi@
Of the Indian territory to consider the mat.
ter Of the allotment of lands and change Of
government. The convention is to meet in
Muskogee the first Tuesday in October.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
ALL OF THEM INDICTED.
Piankinton Bank Officials will Now Ans
for Their Crooked Work.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July l2.-The gr y
jury, after investigating the failures of
A. Lappen & Co. and the Plankinton ba.
reported indictments for all the officers
directors of the Plankinton bank. t.
are: F. T. Day, president; VIM. Plank
ton, vice-president; VIM. II. Mons
cashier; Eugene s. Elliott. f. W. Noy
C. l.. Clason. Judge James G. Jenkins
rectors. Az
Judge jenkins was the first of theh,
dicted officials to be placed under are
and the others soon followed. The b 4
officers, with the exception of Mr.. Day,
charged with receiving money when E,
bank was insolvent It is understood 4
Mr.. Day will have to answer to the mi
serious charge of embezzlement.
The parties are all prominent in bnsints
and society circles and their unfortuni
predicament is the subject of general
greet. Bail was fixed at 5000 on each coui
This makes William Plsnkiufon's bail ga
600 and the other prisoners SIS, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS!

Adde'S Husband Clay.
Arabian Nights Entertainment,
At the Worlds Mercy. novel Florence War
deu
Bag OF Diamonds. The. Detective Story. Fem
Hre~x5e i-anrfnn- II Smart
Bride OF Va En,aii. Mr.. Alex. MeNeigh Miller.
Camille. AK fHlNH., H..
Child i,r,,fv oi k.ssiaisI t'hsr.. Dickens.
'Counrf-- Vera Nr-.A McN-tgh Miller.
Dsisles- Eatgsi,,. \ \ ans,i Z l.. PERKINS.
DeeT The Ht-9ar.
Desiee ar. '.i- Iron ttsst,i- fkaren a Warden.
Dark lis@-e. Tin- ar. kho Caraaeiei. Penn.
Dicks " ard. riug- >iHrss-.
Dawn. noyei- iiasssr,l
East L. nae. Mr. a. wood.
Forging Tee f-sters. Mr.. >lrNsn
False Stsst. A. IL. SCAR.
For Manu- >ak-, i--i.
! Grimm. Household Fairy Tales. Brothers
tirfu
Great Hr-psr. TIE. Frank Barrett.
Hoase The Msr-'i. The. A h9Nel. y. Warden.
Hon. Mr.. i.reser, The. "Tiie unei,ess."
HANDY ANDY : Lover
lyznh'-. sir Waiter scott
Jane Eyre. {. Brunt-.
JOAN II 81 AK, f5eutleu.sB. Miss Nuioch.
jet Her Face Her Fortune Mrs. AnAie Edwards.
Last Days Of Pom.,eii. Baiver.
Last Of the Mohicnus, The. james Fenimore
Cooper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

{. n. Blackinrton has swung TO the
hre,zc several attractive new signs adyer-
Using the Bazaar. They are OF IL. X.
Ean,lali's best handiwork. Mr.. Backing
ton is continuing the successful career OF
the store by enterprise and good manage
ment. That the pubic appreciates his ef-
forts may be seen by one thing, little ~ ITS
self but full Of much meaning. Mr.. BLACK
,ugton laid in an unusually large sto'k of
fireworks. etc, for the Fourth and when
the celebration was nearly over he had mol
even a torpedo left.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

In contagious diseases AMI in SICK room
generally, King of Germ Killers has n"
eau,l ss disinfectant, odoriess and e'ean
C;rueral iepots. James F.. Fuller & CO. and
George D. Haskell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Michael sfrckoa. Verne.
Master o. the Mine. The. Roher, Buchanan.
Matt; a Tale Of y Caravan. Rotert Rachanan.
Mystery Of n Henson Cab. Fergus W. Hume.
Oliver Twist. Dickens
tine MAIDS Mischief. Fem.
Pathfinder, The. Cooper.
Pioneers. The. Cooper.
Prairie, The Cooper.
Prince OF Darkness, A. A novel Florence War
den.
Robinson Crusoe DeFoe-
Komois. George Eliot.
Rory pMoore. ). Lover.
saddle and Sabre. Smart.
sketch hook. fhe. Irving.
swiss Family Robinson, The.
struck Down A novel. Hawiey Smart.
Strange CASE Of DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde. X, l.
Stevenson
Three Men in 4 Boat. Jerome X. Jerome.
Tom Browns school Days. Thomas Hughes.
Tour of the World In Eighty Days. juice Verne
twenty Thousand League. Under the Sea. Verne
The Two Orphans. X. D'Euhery.
Two Years Before the Mast. X. II. Dana. Jf.
Willie Reilly. ". Carleton.
Weaker than q " oman Charlotte n. Bfaeme.
Woman's Pace. A. FLORENCE WARREN.
.Wite's Crime. A. Miss Craze Haipine.
BOOKS ARE COPYRIGHT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The aunusl excursion Of the Augusta
eni'arisns takes place this morning on the
steamer Islander TO Boo,hhsy and the Is
lands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The Augusta party on the Maranscooh
rniversslist excursion was of COOL SIZE Az
it. members report delightful days out
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

sanaples OF tissse boshs eaa b. sseo = ~ 1oQn4
SAL eosntins room or ~ aay Of ~ soe1n1 aDnn
oSes.
Ths boohs are BOT To- sole - On soly - oyo
out 10 holders Of eospons. 1he ~ pelneo4 ee4o4
where b this fssus viii give I'll - ~ - ~
books. Towing to iaea Of sDaee ~ ~ - u
psbiish~d In our daily % uSo1oye enly.l
In ordering by naii several beoks A19l1 ~
named. ssless yos are vt1l1nl - Uo14 - ~
eHbsnssed nsmbeys ear BE- s1Dp1te1.
JorKuAL patrons eaa seoays tAeao ooo1D q -
JOf m Al counting room.
Our resAess en- - saAspSes q theee UogGn0|
Aay TIM b. eaittaS q ny on d ~ absyo -
psespa. Or1ass for booGs 10 - eso4 ~ - dnou1G
DVnaMsu B ylSuR
AaGnSoA 49,
Our fvisnds Will please eosvsoep
bes tlpat under No oonoeooeo1o00I
viii an exchange ~ b0olko ~
permitted after any b0ok h00 ~
the once. u 10 not ire pwgpooO RI
thss e1aoo - Institute . olseU001o0G
iibsasy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Adiutant- General Connor sold the grass
a., the State muster field to c. w. Track,
the highest bidder, for SIPS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Dr. Lapham and DIR. John F. Hill ex-
pcct to issue in September the first part of
their history of kittery. This will include
a history of the town of Berwick from the
time Of the first settlement of Piscataqua
county TO the time Of the separation of
Rerwick as a town l7l3, and to continue
the history of Kittery and Eliot down TO the
present time Both Of the gentlemen are
engaged in the work. more as labor OF
love than otherwise, as the ancestors OF
both lived in the towns concerning which
the history is written.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

'''ff ~e can snip our cattle through
United States. it will save US from fiji
to twenty shillings head in freight, ne.
the farmers will get that advsnts
Besides this" said Mr.. John Grove, -
leading shipper of stockers, I'VE can
market in the United States for loo
stockers that are left on our hands a
autumn. The Americans would be glA
buy these animals if the tariff and qua
tine embargoes were removed" ~
shippers expressed similar views.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

A prominent physician is quoted as COM
mending the use Of straws at soda foun-
tsins. He says | see that lovers of soda
water and ice drinks. have at last found a
way to partisliy overcome deleterious
effects of such things being suddenly taken
into the stomach on a warm day. They are
using straws to elrink soda water au | it is
good thing An owerheated person rushing
up to soda water fountain and gulping
down the frigid connections that they serve
there, cannot imagine the harm he is doing
to his system. The straw method is a
much slower one, and the liquid gets heat
ed up to nearer the temperature of the
stomach before it reaches there and so does
less harm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Hartford, Conn, July f2.-The Chas
Parker Company Of Meriden has shut
down for an indefinite period. The firm 10
one OF the largest concerns in Meriden,
employing shout 1000 hands in the manu.
fac'ure Of Tampa, screws. etc. The news
has cast quite gloom over the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
Marriieo.


west t,ar,iiaer-.ruiv ?. hv VIZ y Hs- 81,
Iso Mr. iclci ltaitcy q N'st hHfa h't a'''
Nj. Knshia Howard Of Manchester.
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CARD OF THANKS.

NJ and Mr. : c Bsa ie lsate pS.sci ty several
x.-r.- III. limit Of .-ihE.e sna ten, bat art
Is. q far advanced en- The i"uFRey of i,f- ~ not
10 KENNY apprec ATE end ts esply =rStstaI Tor
-. ,,spx manifestations OF kiitd feeling toward
.be,5 a. es hit DDS fhesf friends on ~ oc-a-
ssnn az ,h.ir s.'tiol,isn TriAsng. IN fNh inst
win al wha Coz fribstsd in b I@eH+E 0. ih'-
,s,,,-, fy rseir tr.-snrc, rairsssi. iis and the
r-afn sis;a Of beaa.ifei flowers bestowed, please
..'lF.sSTt Me- ASr HEs- & BsslE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
Norm.


,-,,,.-J.i,. 20 The wife Of +. f. Parntuttr,
n sonic b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
THE COLUMBUS SERIES

The COLUMBUS SER1ES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
Lots Of People

-sss securs sesd hsass-SbL
Caav eel theis fAxns.
casr aaA sasasylksas. d
+ Caar IA - $50
Can't do hsndfsd thinO bsen1ss 90
dont ne the 1oUanl vane eu1s1n. N
really vondsffsl how nscA a. - 60
plishsd y IL ~ u thsss n1a,s. 1pwsgu16
sdyessiDoDsa1s. mE1Dn1
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LOST.


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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-22
RAIL AND CRossrIE.

The hand of discipline has fallen in the
Southern Ry. g. Steamship Association.
A number Of roads were fined by the
Board of Arbitration in New York this
week.
The Board consists of Thomos H. Car
ter, of Richmond, the former Commission
er of the association John Screven, of
Savannah, and E. X. Sibley, of Marquand
& Parmly, of this city. When the session
was over Mr. Carter would only say that
they had been engaged upon "a little fam
lily matter" When asked point blank
how many roads had been fined for cut
ting rates, he explained that the board
made every effort to keep such information
from the newspapers. 1t was learned
however, that penalties had been inflicted
upon a number of roads and steamship
lines, including several of the more impor-
tant members of the association. The
fines were the same as those imposed at
the stormy meeting Of last year, 1000
for each offence proved
The rate matters upon which the board
is to act will not be taken up until after
the meeting of the association at Manhat-
tan Beach on July II.