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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
NEWSPAPER EDITOR
MADE HELPLESS
URIC-o CURED HIM.
Rheumatism tortured and Crippled Mr.. Theu D.
Hadlty Of Etnnstt Square, Pa.
near Friend:

Dear Friend.
Aou viii remember Of my writing you SONS
time ago re sarding Lric-u for rheumAtism l
took your advice aud purchased three bottles
from my locat druggist and began It's use zt
once Favorable effects we're experienced and
dav by day improved. ] have used the three
BOTTLES and can trnthfuhy state that | am
well man.
lTric.O has cnred In me as bad case of rheu-
matism as ever existed. MY suffering for
months was intense, some nights not able to get
one moments sleep. could not raise my ixnt
hand 70 my head-had 10 do All With my lett.
could not even dress myself for over three
months My trouble belug infamfnatory rheu.
matism bad settled 10 my right arm and Shout
der, Gripping, as thought, permanently. This
is the third letter have written thing |
hardly expected to be able to do again, as did
not think could possibly recover from the
terrible effects 81 the disease, As you know
AM past the -four score year GA the way TO the
New Jerusalem" ] am happy 20 stare thar
after suffering SO long with the most painful
forms Of e. eumatism, that Uric-O has cured
former strength Is improving, aud yet for ali
am 50 years old. sleep well again. eat well and
~ hale and hearty as man At the age Of fifty.
thank you again most heartily for recon-
mending Uric-O 70 me. / can now recommend
It 10 my friends.
1heo H. Hadley, Kenneft Square, Pa
This marvellous specific is sold at IS cents
bottle, two weeks treatment. blood cure for
al forms OF rhfumatism. acting alone on the
taken In spoonful doses three times daily and
must be used for rheumatism only Ask yunr
druggist for samples and circulars explaining
the treatment
The Red Cross Pharmacy is tho Uric o store in
Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
National League standinr.
WANT BLOCK SIGNAL FACTS.
Commerce Commission Calls on An Rail-
roads for Information.

Washington, sept The Interstate
Commerce Commission yesterday made
public I'M order calling up the railroads
OF the country for information in regard
To block signalling practice and clectri
ca' signalling appliances The infofmas
ton X asked ii order that the commits
sion may comply with Joint resolution
Tasscd at the last session 81 Congress
n the opinion Of the commission the
subject Il ono Of the most important OF
the several matters which were referred
to il BY congress, a. it has 10 90 direct
u With the safety Of life and property
III railroad travel
The questions asked the railroad arc
framed on tbe principals approved by
the American Railway Association, and
contemplate not Only full statistics as
to the practise OF al The large railroads
and the present state 81 the ant general.
ii, but also the salient facts as 20 the
merits Of the block signal, or space in
teryal principal tor the running 81 rail
road trains, and information rs to what
progress i being made IN the introduc.
tiUn OF improvements
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
VIM is AGAIN THE WINNER.
German Boat Tilly Second in Race
Protest by Wannsee.

Marblchead Mass, Sept. For the
third consecutive time the American son.
der klasse boats demonstrated their SUI
periority over their German-owned oppo-
nents by again capturing first place IN
another Of the races for the Roosevelt
emp yesterday
The Vim. Wednesdays winner, was
again the boat TO secure first honors.
She was IN the lead most Of the time,
although once or twice during the race
The AUX had few seconds the better
OF It.
The two American boats kept up
their fierce and close contest 70 the
very finish. hut when only compare
lively short distance from the line the
AUX. apparently, fouled the Vim. The
AUX, although seemingly then certain
u second place, Immediately Withdrew,
and the lilly III, which went a much
better race than Wednesday got sees
ond place. be Caramba landed third
place and the Mannsee and the Gluck
auf were 1t the tail 81 the process
Sion
The WaHnsee protested the lilly for
the foul at The starting line. This will
make the Caramba get second place il
the protest Is allowed The Wannsee
+ would then get third and the Gluckaaf
fourth. The Withdrawal Of the AUX
may have been due 70 foul with tile
Vim, for il looked as If the boats were
mixed lip al one time Whether the
Aux was injured could not be learned
on The judges boat, as she proceeded
into the harbor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
Battling Dane, Seriously In
jured by Gans's Blows
FIGHTING FOR LIFE
Delirious Since the Contest Hemorr-
hayes Of the Ears Weaken Him,
and His Brain Is Said to
BE Affected.

Goldfeld, Ncvy sept n Battling
Nelson, tie lightweight pugilist, whJ
was beaten BIZ Joe Cans On Labor day,
IS today fighting death.
Nelson II suffering severely as 4 rt-
suit Of the terrible punishment indicted
5y ttic negro.
lIemorrhagcs o. The ears and bowels
hase greatly weakened the Dane, ami
the medical men are greatly Worried
Part Of the time the Dane has been
delirious, and IL il feared that his brain
has been injured. Even i he II ,yers
the doctors say he probably viii 81
forced to quit the ring for several
months
a report that Nelson was DIVING guiued
currency, ana he fight promoters were
for time al;llIned, al Visions Of arrest
and trial for completely in manslaunht
er ease iicated before them
III SPITE os the fact that he Mas
badly injured II the battle, Nelson lost
80 many friends hy reason Of his foil
ing Gans that no one except his man
ager has Let.i TO see him since he he
came i'll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
PLArT's COMPANY ACCUSED,
United States Express Charged With
Having a Blacklist

Washington, sept. A charge 81
llaclslisting Is contained ia a complaint
Gled with tlis Interstate Commerce Com
nsission yesterday BY : Eugene Walker,
il citizen Of Media Pm, against the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company and
tho United States Express Company, 1T
which senator IF z, Plat i president
The allegation Is made that, III accord
aucc with a Joint system Of package ex-
ne-s Tor persons III town adjacent to
Philadelphia, certain fixed rates were es-
tahiished, ami complainant AYERS tint
numerous citizens enjoyed the benefits
os the rates on parcels from Philadelphia
10 lloekessin. not only on defendants
lines, but also on the trolley line 70
iIockossin. The defendants have since
blacklisted the patrons 81 the trolley
line, and compelled them to send pack
ages yia the Pennsylvania Railroad to
Kenneth square, about five miles distant,
10 avail themselves of the packs are rates.
1t is declared that The station agent
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
keeps ii his Office list 81 Tie patrons
0l the trolley line, and that they rca
fused the privileges accorded 10 these
who ride on the defendants road.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
NoRTHFIELD.

l.inwood Tapiin, clerk IN the national
bank, bins gone 70 his home in South
Ryegate for two weeks vacation.
Abe Buckley WAS ii Montpelier We'd
nesday on business,
Clarence Foley has returned from Bel
lows Falls, where be has been 81 a short
tim.
Miss Marion Eastman has returned
from Barre, where She has been emf
ployed fcf the last three months.
Mrs. Mary Flood is able 10 be- out
again after 4 week's illness.
Hon. and Mrs. John L. Moseley and
son. John r AIasclev, went to sunrise
cottage Tor a short cutting yesterday
Mrs M Il. CuShman and Miss Marion
Judd ara III Boston Tor short visit
Harry Pratt was in Montpelier yes
terday
Mr., and Mrs. George Selma Of Ber-
lin we're in town Wednesday MIR and
Mrs. Selma expect to return to north
field soon, when he will re-eiter the
employ Of the III Ri Ellis granite com
paiIs.
Homer Van Deusen Of Roxbury was
a business visitor III town yesterday.
The college year al Norwich nniyer-
sity opens on Tuesday evening at 7
O'Clock Il is expected that the entering
class win be the largest in the history
of the university
g. s. Edgerton, cashier OF the national
bank. and Mrs. Edgerton, left on We'd
nesday for 4 two weeks vacation. They
went to Newport
ClagI Pingree Of Baltimore, Md, and
bis fsiend. Harold s. Stevenson Of At
lantie City. n. u, who haze been visit
ing nth Mr. Pingrees sister, Mrs Frank
button. for the past week, returned to
their homes today.
4 large party Of Young people from
the village enjoyed corn roast last
night on the hill west 81 the village.
Mrs Howard Holden and child went
10 Barre fast night fen few days visit
With friends.
Mrs. Charles Barton went last night
to Burlington It Is expected that her
sister. Miss None HAYES, had an opera
ton Tor appendicitis at the Mary fletch-
er hospital today.
Mr. Haflon I.cayens Of Cambridge. son
Of Judge Linus Leasens, has entered
the office Of Piumley & Plnmley as a
law student
4 very pretty hut quiet Wedding oc.
CURED Wednesday noon at the Catholic
church. when Rodcrie Rabidou and Mrs
Caroline i. IIutehins we're united in mar
riage by Rev. ]. 7. O'Neil Mr.. Rabidou
is members Of the firm Of Rabidou
lumber company, and Mrs. Hutchins is
the daughter Of Henry Layiolettc and
very popular young woman Of the
town. The couple left ON the one O'Clock
train for short bridal trip 70 Boston
and New York.
The saith annual Dog River valley
fair win be held the nth, 18th and 18th
OF September which is about week
earlier than usual Besides the special
trains running to Mortified, trains wil
leave the station for the grounds every
half-hour all three days of the fair
Special attractions have been added Il
the list this year and besides the prizes
on the stock, vegetables, works Of art
etc, there viii be offered $t.120 ii
purses for the races.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
MACHINE TO DIsPLAcE MEN.
Invention Selves Problem Of Strike o.
Iron MouIders.

Chicago, Sept. - Secretary Paul
Blatcbford Of the Metal Trades Associa-
lion Wednesday predicted a termination
ol the strike OF 500 iron nloulders in
the foundry shops Of Chicago within
month-as result Of an important dis
coyely.
AS an experiment 100 moulding ma
cl;ines were recently installed in the big
foundries where it had been found im-
possible to secure strike breakers TO re-
Place the fonndrxnen who walked out ON
May (. The trial proved successful, the
machines turning out as much work a.
three skilled iron monldera- Orders we're
Immediately sent to New York for 500
more Of the @stgike-hreakinge machines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
NO CHANGE
IN STANDING
League Base Ball Leaders
Are the Same
CHICAGO IN NATIONAL
And New York in American League
Boston Nationals Stole d Came
from Philadelphia Yester
day 2 to |.

There Was no change in The position
Of the leading teams IN the great base
bali leagues from yesterdays games.
The Chicago Nationals kept up pow.
erfnl streak by winning from Pittsburg
to ., while New York got away with
Brooklyn with comparative ease, the
score being to ?. Tenney's tail.euders
got AWAY with game finally, Philadel-
phia being the under dog *. Louis and
Cincinnati broke even.
The New York FIighlanders and Stahl's
men went to New York yesterday, and
there the Highlanders repeated their
victories. Chicago defeated Detroit il
Y hard slugging game. Cleveland also
smashed ST. Louis hard, while The Athr
letics we're shut out by Washington, 4
to 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
Italian Going Home to Lom-
hardy to Meet Death
AT SWEETHEART'S GRAVE
Brother Fails to Stop Him Young
Woman, Prevented BY Parents from
Joining Her Lover in America,
Succumbs to Grief.

Acy York, sept. |. dranotic
scene occurred on the French line pier
Yesterday AZ fhe steamer ia Proseuce
icis for iIafrc. Among tlte passengers
was Lnigi Contanrini, "a gears vi age
who was bound for his old home ID
I.oeco, province of Iouitardi, italy, ID
keep a suicide pact % die on biz sweet
neart's grave.
Antonio Contanrini, a brother, created
the scene NJ the pier, and aftciNard toid
his brothers story.
He said that Luigi became bctr0thcd
% Josephine Rallatini, girl ID ais
native town Her parents opposed the
match, preferring Weather suitoI,
and Luigi, with his swcethearts promise
10 keep faIth, came to this country to
seek Ms fortune.
He established himself at Beaver. Ok
lahpma, whore he procured d farm and
titled II successfully Then lie wrote
for Josephine to come, but she replied
that she colud not that her parents
forbade; that she intended to commit
suicide and that She expected Luigi to
JON her IN death.
News quickly came that the airl had
carried ont her purpose, ana Lhigi sold
his property az Beaver and started for.
Italy to kill himself On the girI's grave
His brother, Antonio, lives Al Paterson.
N. y, and Luigi went 70 him, told the
story and bade him farewell Entreat-
leg failed 10 swerye tie man and on
the pier yesterday Antonio made his
FINAL appeal re eIung 10 his brother,
kissed him aud implored him not to
70. Luigi shook hi- mead.
Antonio fell on his knees. raised a
crncifx aloft and with tears in his
eyes, renewed his pleadings Luigi
could not be moved, and finally turning
his back upon Antonio, went On board
the La Provence.
When tho ship sailed, Luigi stood at
the rail and watched Antonio, who had
fallen again 70 bis knees and with out.
stretched arms was reckoning 10 bis
brother.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
ALIENATION CASE OFF.
Taft VS.. Walker Will Not Be Tried at
This Term OF Court.

Burlington, Sept. Z The suit Of Rus
sell w Taft 81. Charles +. Walker, an
action for alienation 81 affections, was
continued ID Chittenden county court
yesterdasson terms 70 the plaintiff. The
continuance Is taken owing 10 the poor
state Of health Of Madame Taft, mother
Of the plaintiff, who l. an important
witness ia the ease, This case has cans
I'd some comment, owing 70 the dis
closures which were Ipade in the suit
for divorce between Mr.. and Mrs Taft,
which MAS tried at some length at the
March term Of court, the petition finally
being denied by Judge Miles, 4 new
s,it has nov been instituted By Mrs
Taft who resides IN Fairfax, against
her husband. She claims right to al
yorce on her allegation Of her husbands
infdelity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
No ANGLO SPANISH ALLIANCE.
Relations Between the Two Countries,
However are Most Cordial

London. Sept 7Despitc various re-
ports to I've contrary, II may be accept
ia as certain that no steps have been
takcn towara Tie negotiation OF a for
iaal alliance between Great Britain and
Spain. The relations between the two
countries are very cordial, and tile new
BIZ created kinship between their royal
houses adds another close and intimate
brnd, but nothing in the nature Of a
written alliance IL looked for.
The il 10 reason TO believe that
France w0nld view the close approach Of
spain and Great Britain other than with
approval Or that France would objeet
III making the partnership q triangular
enc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
REBELS CAPTURE TOWN.
Haytian Government Decides Discretion
Is Better Part of valof.

Cape Haytien, Hayti. sept IA mes
ssnger yesterday brought details OF the
capture Of Daiabon. Republic Of Santo
Dominican insureent generals. C.uellito
AIauricio liminez Andres Navarro, and
Mpueiito Riyas at The head OF 500 men.
They arrived before Daiabon, which
was only defended BY a garrison Of
seventy government soldiers. The lat
ter, seeing the impo~sbility Of resisting.
retired into the fort and. Sept. &. the
town capituhted to the insurpent army.
After The capture Of Daiabon Gen.
f;rellito divided his troops into two
corps ami sent one Of them in the direc-
tion OF Monte Christie, on the nogtheoast
end the other toward Cuayabin. 70 pro
vent government reenforeements reach
ing Monte Christi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
PRINCIPALS RAP FOOTBALL.
Heads Of chicago,s High Schools to Dis
courage the Game.

Chicago, sept u The principals COM
miftcc on higli school athletics voted
Yesterday without dissenting voice,
against offering football championship
pennart iris fan.
At the sane time board members de,
elarcd that lie MAJ against high school
sraierniiies and soFofitics would be re-
opened az -oon as tho courts unite the
hands Of tie board A suit for All in
junction to festrain the board from re-
fusing 20 permit frat and sorority
members 10 compete III any interscolas.
lie contests IS nov pending.
Should the injunction be granted board
members declare they viii resort 20
other measures to ertsh. out the high
soho0l secret societies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
KILLED ON SHIP.
Bucket Of Ashes Fell Upon a Water
Garner on the Maine.

Bar iarbor. Me-. sept Z Eight first
class hattieships which took part in
naval review in Long Island sound Oh
labor day arrived here early YESTERDAY.
"A hey will remain IN the bay until sept.
a0, when they viii said ior Province
town, Mass, and begin fall target prac
tice
The squadron which Is under the per.
sqnal command a Rear Admiral Evans.
consists Of the Maine, Alabama. Illinois.
Indiana. Kentucky. kearsarge, Iowa and
Missouri
4 fatal accident happened on the flag
ship Maine Yesterday. i water carrier
ranied James + Grant whose home was
u Camden, \. J., was instantly killed
by d bucket Of ashes which fell upon
l'm A look broke while the ashes werr
heing hoisted out Of the fire room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
ALLEGED DISCRIMINATION.
Wichita Firm Declares Freight Rates
Are Not Fair.

s Washington, Sept 7Three petitions
yesterday were filed with the Interstafe
Commerce Commission b. the Johnston
l4arimer Dry Goods Company OF Wichita.
KAN. against the Mallory Line III steam
srs sailing out Of New York the Atehi-
son, Topeka and Santa Ne Railway; the
Wabash, and about forty other fines, az
legiug unjust, unreasonable and discrim
inatnry Rates on cotton fabrics and knit
goods shipped e Wichita, a against the
lptcs accorded various shipping centres
IN the west.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
SLEEP FOR BABIES
Rest for Mothers.

Instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-tortured babies, and rest for
tired. frctted mothers, in warm baths
with Cuticura Soap and gentle anoint-
ings with Cuticura Ointment, the great
skin cure, and purest Of cmollients.
Complies Ewtsrral and internal Treatment fer every
flunns from FiiHpcs 10 scrofls from lnfefcy 70 Aee
cQnssina a Cuienra SsAp 35c. oinimsht s0e Keroy+
emf Nc. On form u Ghoe9aw Goeisd piis aSe per Vial
q vi tAay BE- haa nA dfnggists nFe often Cncs
Potter Drug Ghtrn. Corp. Sole Props. Boston,
~ Mailed kfes, nHcw to Cure Ia and God Kumorsa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
TO GREET YANKEE FLEET.
Prince Louis Plans Big Entertainment
for Admiral Brownson's Men.

Gibraltar Sept z Rear Admiral
Prince Louis Of Battenberg, commander
of the British Second Cruiser Squadron,
is preparing to eptertain on board his
flagship, the armored cruiser Drake, Rear
Admiral W II. Brownson and the OIL
rcrs Of the United States Second Cruiser
Squadron. the West Nirginia, Colorado.
Pennsylvania. and Maryland, bound for
Tho Far East, and expected here about
sept II. Prince Louis has lively
recollection Of the hospitality shown to
the officers and men 81 his squadron
while on theft visit 20 the United States
last year, and he is anxious 10 do all he
can to reeiprocate the courtesies Of the
American navy and people Of the United
States
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
FLOOR FELL In
THREE MEN KILLED
Bad Building Accident at Elyria, Ohio
Sixteen workmen Were Caught in
the Debris, and Dozen Badly
Injured.

Elyria. Ohio Sept THREE men were
killed and dozen seriously injured By
the falling Of the second story floor Of
The mes factory 81 the Garford com
lany under construction here yesterday.
sixteen worsmep on the first floor
Of the building we're caught beneath
Che fan Of heavy tile, brick and steel
beams ~ TIE wrecked floor The killed
and injured so far as known are Hun.
garian laborers.
Those rescued from the ruins arc said
to be in a critical condition.
The cause OF the accident is unknown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
PIttsburg Hangs Two Negroes.

pitsburg, Sept - Cornelius Coombs
and John Williams, negroes, were hang
"a in the jail yard here yesterday. Dur
ING the execution the streets about the
Jail were crowded with men women.
ana large number 81 children. whose
icers and laughing AMI shouting had TO
to quoted by a special detail oi police.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
Child Dies Of Alcoholism.

Queens. II T.. sept. John Smittef.
whose parents live in Franklin avenue,
died Wednesday night OF alcoholism. On
Labor Day lie found a demijohn contain
ing wlfiskey, lie drank some Of the
LIQUOR and was unconscious when bis
parents returned. A doctor was called,
but could not revive the lad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
WILLIAMS cARBOLIc SALvE
WITH ARNICA AND WITCH HAZEL,

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheilm, tetter,
ehapped hands, and all skin ernptions.
il II guaranteed Ia nive satisfaction ~
money refunded. Price a5c by druggists.
Williams Mfg Co., Props, Cleveland, o.
Sold BY G. H. kendrick s GO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
NOTICE,

Barre, w., August 30, 1906.
The assessors have completed the
quadrennial appraisal Of real estate in
the city Of Barre, and filed the same
according 10 law with the city clerk.
The time limited by law Tor the hear
ing and fling of appeals from the APP
pfaisal OF assessors Tor the year 1906 is
ten days from the twenty eighth (2sth)
It August, 1906
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
American League Standing.
Yesterdays National League Scores.

Az Philadelphia Boston 2, PhiIadei-
phia !.
Al Brooklyn New York 8, Brooklyn
=.
At Chicago Chicago ., Pittsburg 0.
AZ ST. Louis list game, ST. Louis 2,
Cincinnati 2; End game, Cincinnati ?,
81, Louis o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
CALL FOR STATEMENT.
Comptroller Of Currency Calls for condi-
ton OF National Banks.

Washington, Sept. a The comptroller
Of the currency Yesterday issued call
for statement Of the condition Of the
national banks at the close Of business
Tuesday, Sept. 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
Yesterdays American League Scores,

At New York New York D, Boston
:.
AT Washington Washington 4, Phil
adelphia ..
AT Dctroit-Chicago 3, Detroit 5.
AT Cleyeland--Clevcland q, st. Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
REBELS IN RAID.

Band Seizes Arms, Horses and War
Munitions in the Province of Havana.
Havana. Sept 7-- Arenciba's band OF
insurgents which started ont from Santi.
ago De Las Neua- nrsince Of Havana,
sat 4. entered lalnh gaf, tits province,
Wednesday night. and took all tha
hrlscs, arms and ammunition they coai.i
find.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-05
No Information Obtainable.

Mr.. Kimberly. the manager of the Amer
lean Ice Company, was not in his office
when the reporter for The Star called there
this morning. and no information could be
obtained there regarding the situation.
AT the headquarters of the Home Ice
Company II was stated that its plant is
working -tull time again and was turning
out over forty tons Of ice per day This,
with the ice the company has In storage. 1t
was stated, is sufficient to supply all the
customers of the company. and to give
little to new customers besides. The new
plant of the Home company, now in process
of erection. will, II I said be ready for use
before the reserve supply of natural Ice Is
exhausted. and the company does not ex-
pect to bring additional ice from the Maine
fields.
1t is charged that while the ice companies
are claiming not to have increased prices
IN this city, the size of the piece oof Ice
given for > cents has materially decreased,
and in this way a hundred pounds has been
made elastic and more money obtained for
# The Ice companies assert that If this Is
being done II is without their consent and
the blame rests on the driver and middle