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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-26
Miner Found Dead.

Mullan, Idaho, Sept 26.-The
body Of John Lindstrand, aged SO, a
pioneer miner and prospector, was
found by Marshal Barney Ford in u
room over Henry BillbOrg's saloon
last night. Death Is thought to have
been due 10 at, 10 which the dead
man was subject, He had been dead
about three hours, aud the body was
lying ON the floor.
The remains are being held pend.
ing the arrival Of Coroner Keys. who
Il expected home from Spokane to-
day, when they will be Inferred by
che Miners union.
Mr.. Lindstrand Was heavily inter.
ested In several good claims, aud Is
supposed to have had some money.
He never was married aud leaves no
relatives.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-26
COUNTRRFEITERs FREE
Did Not Violate Laws of This
Country.

Now York, Sept. 26.--Captain
George Il. Boynton of South America
aud Lewis III. Thompson, a lawyer of
this city, today we're discharged from
custody by United States commits.
aionef before whom they had been ar
raigned ON charge of having In their
possession hubs and dyes for the pro-
duction OF the Bolivar" silver dol.
lar Of Venezuela.
Counsel for the defendants CON
tended that the federal statutes made
distinction between the possession
Of dies to counterfeit United States
coins and the money Of another coun.
try, arguing that proof must be estab.
lished that IL was intended to enga 20
in the eounterfeltinR within the jur.
isdlction of the United States. The
commissioner upheld this contention,
and as the prisoners showed that they
had planned To make thier coins Ia
the delta Of the Ornlooo, the case was
dAamiased.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-26
Snow at Wardnar.

Wardner, Idaho, Sept 25.-The
first snow Of the season fell here yes
terday morning, and was noticeable
for some time during the morning on
the higher hills near the town
Heavy frosts have been noticed, and
the cool, rainy weather OF the past
few days brought the snow. Prospec.
tors and timber cruisers predict q
long winter, with a heavy snowfall,
II the habits Of the animals In the
woods carries weight. The timber
men say the signs all point to an
early winter.
The present season has been one Of
the best for years past In regard to
the amount Of water for use In the
mines. The mines in this section
we're not compelled to close at any
time, The snowfall last winter was
very heavy, resulting In an abund.
ance Of water.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-26
A Good Company.

Told in The Hills" first appeared
In book from, with Mary Ellis Ryan
as the author, and created for itself a
wide spread reputation as being a
story true TO life and full of wit and
humor. The characters are strong
throughout and the moral tone of the
story is high. 1t was dramatised by
Clearance Sim who did the story full
justice, retaining all Of it's strength
of character and the natural beauty
of the characters. 1t will be present
ed at the Auditorium this evening by
W. #. Mann, with Miss Emily Gale
in the leading role as Pamneno, an
indian girl. She Is supported by a
strong company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-26

The Republican speakers are not
making much Roadway in attempting
70 whip the voters into line on the
grounds OF loyalty TO party. This
seems TO DO year Of independent
thinking and people are making up
their minds TO vote for reforms rath-
o. than party. The position Of Pres.
ident Roosevelt against party bosses
and ring rule has had much to do
with broadening the independence of
the people.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-26
Notes from Harrison.

Harrison, Idaho. Sept. 70. Sever.
Al prominent farmers ot the Occur a..
Alene valley met their attorneys. W.
T. Stoll and W. c. Jones, here today
% perfect an appeal from Judge Beat
tvs decision Ia the river debris case
to the United States circuit Of ap.
peals, Among those present were
Meszrs. Ramsey, Mccarthy, aud Do
q, the three complainants in the
case.
Rev. j. "a. Huggins, pastor Of the
Methodist church for year, has eft
with his family, for Thornton. Wash. =,
where be has been appointed for the
ensuing year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-26

The Cubans seem unable to main
tain government Of their own with.
out continual warfare, and it now
looks as though they will not accept
the good offices Of the United States
officials to restore order. The fail
uro o! the peace commissioners means
armsd intervention and from the
preparations being made President
Roosevelt intends to be ready for q
campaign that will restore peace In
the island. He will use the army
aud navy in such an effort as a last
resort and tho Cubans will be taught
q lesson they will not soon forget.
They ought TO maintain government
OF their own, but II they are unable
to do 80, this country, no matter how
much such action might be regretted,
may be compelled TO take charge Of
the island.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-26
UNITE TO BOOST
FOUR STATES

Continued from page L.
their sections respectively.
The delegates from Occur d'Alene
returned home today. They speak
flatteringly of the enterprise, and
stated that they had enjoyed a very
pleasant time. They we're Philip
Harding, A. w. Branson, and s. G.
Sargent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-26

Household furnishings, used only
six weeks, including steel range for
sale cheap. Apply to p. +. Melon.
aid, Five and one-half street, Reid g
addition. TIP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06
SPARKS FROM MARIE WIRES.

Iouls ,:authier Of Burkfieli, charged
wlth assault upon Joseph Riludeau Of
Lewiston, was found guilty in the Su-
Il-Inr court AT Auburn, Thursday, the
Jury b-im. out about four hours. He
VA sentenced to pay fine Of 500 ana
COSTS taxed II So" IL paid and wa
dlscharr-d Chester Arthur Whitney
and Alton Leroy Whitney of Auburn
were found guilty Of robbery the charge
beng that they Knocked down George
blx Of Rum1ord Falls and took away
ms pocket book containing Sill AZ Lew
Ieton June ~. They we're remanded t.
I;fIl f,.r sentence.
The fifth annual reunion or the EupT
county veteran a"sorIatiun Wa held
III Grand Army han AT Rockland Thurs
I1v. Their WAS II" program outside Of
the, business meeting. at which these Of
l!r,r:; were elected: Wilder s. Irish,
camden. pres. +. 7. Wilson, Camden,
Th-od"re Y. Inn. Rock port, James +.
Kh"adr,-, Rockl:tnd, John i. Morse,
Thumu>ton. Gr"rE- r. Carver, Ninal-
haven. James L. Burns. Washington,
I,ll,tt 4. Halves, I'nion and John
Lane ApIl,tum lI.,. pres, Fred j.. Al
i'm CAMDEN see. and treas. Vice pres
.drnt" viii ais" Zee appointed from all
ILL.,. r,llrf corps III thr county
IN the supreme court at Dover Thurs
dnN IudE. Powers broke the usual Gus
tom # TWINS. breakers II the gam" laws
III amy court, Irr-srrrtiV" If the county
nnae, and mol rr".'d the cases of "eN-
rral men charged with killing rhrtridE"
IN Somerset ..6UutN File matter
M with the cas-" Of Eddi" l'netrilN'
charged with having ruffcd grouse or
partridge in lis l.u:-s"@siun in close time
The alleged offence WIS committed in
Bingham in Somerset county JudE"
Powers, after looking up the law, d"cld-
"a il MAS better to quit the rustum ana
10 try came eases with other criminal
matters III the county where they hap
pened.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Nick Altrnck saved $. vcrnI games thia
e.aa"n ~ line 1i"idin"
Wagner is showing up remarkably
Str nnE 1t second for the E"eron Am"rI-
cane
The Chicago White %px wIlI now HAVE
= r!'anc' to rest ~ for III" h,H s.lIcs
starting next Iuradry.
Manager Fred T.Ir,,y Las Iiucg ont for
ihr"" or four H'W nsu who Ia. h.licvc.;
win lht ia" ko.trn team ~ the winning
next year
AS ih"r" ~" now Two Manager Strhls
in the American Ica"uo. Manager
'Chicl Gtahl w.ll sound I,r.tty ;.nod fnr
the Eostnn team.
Pres Murphy IF the chi,a"o league
t" som" :.n,ll town III Wet Virginia Tor
ih'If spring ""rk. Lat wear hrs men
remain :Intih while All ether teams vent
South
Little R"ck VIII have the advantar.
ov'r Macon for iIaininH, "a The. lpy- can
uud'rpn :, P"ph boiling mr nr thrv pass
thrnu"h tii- hot spring l'r"". Ban John
son thinks we'll Of th, ohmatr nl ArEan-
:ts.
Hnst"n GI"b". N-!th-i NV Ynrk nor
st ..nul:i arr fully Satisfied with their
young thIId haa'm,n. The Athletics. tur.
mis- lit De named ~ not pleased Win the
vnung mon Trying nut for the third
cushion.
The American ana National Leagues
have. ,.,tutuliu, foam. il i've ,,tI,- tins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

W"r" 4 st""ky l"I Of m"n for small
college tenn. bri.r"il, I"l' halthack ~
E"Wd"ln, Wa tn" individual :tAr at Inc
zane. H.. VA the best Ground gamer.
ana MA: "uuI IN tn, interference. ami
ia he defence"
f'i '"'lii "A'ii' Nii'1l S''''''. =" " ''''
best one ever gotten together 10y In"
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- i ''i' '''Sn ,'",'" ''tii I'I'A'i ~
-N"'"i = r '''''''' ''H ''''i'' II Sh''N
'I'1' 'h'' h'"H"I h'1HlH 'hi'"' hli
very WIS" thIlE when It l"lll""i I" ar
rang 4 ELln' vita LEWISTON TIM IAN
NV VI " ''' '''' INV '''
Oily ''ll'f' lilN"f' Nil' paved ~
ne 'l'kh'Id H''i lH' ~ -" II ~
ms inca ~ center rush "h 'h' ware
"hv'n. IN" $iIEE"&il"n cam" from jack
pw:'i"y. h"hI coach last season. i"'I-
me weighs lm pound" ANA Is r"W-
"rIUI man. 1t Va" thought at tn" he
ginning of the present season that hc
Womb n, Iun .loW i, the b.,cl.iicld iur
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COLORADO WARTS FOLSOM.
o"t with Rosy Proposition Fer Foot
ball Coach at Dartmouth.

TN" f"lI"winr rs u r,spatch from
Bntid, con-
"h q Folsom, head football coach
al Dartmouth COLLEGE. T.; tn he, offered
-" i"'hll"n # athletic. director and
''"''"''I '"''h ~ lnIs,lsilr "f 'ul"l:id"
at 'i' ma ~ iiI'. itc:;,nt season. and 10
.'r'h' ia" "h'r m"I, attractive he Will he
h''''' ! m'h.h'r NJ til. university fh"nl-
y" J"hf" ana Instructor Of ia" moot
count l" Ia" established for the benefit Of
lhr Il" student" al Boulder
~" l.i":.'nt football coach at cola
la'I" !" FRANK q. Cl:tl.nI;tu, ia" former
"ii'''' hT"i:.ity track athlete and
l'"'hah payer, bHt H. is on but 4 on"
H''l " contract, ANA, although his work
~ ';iil' i;"i"iN, IA" VIII likely he d"p"#"i
~ FAVOR - Fnl@nm WHO il /: graduate. uf
t"l"iad" IN law FolHum'3 three year
c"nirAc with bartmouth expire; at III"
close Of the present season, and for two
i'hi" influential alumni have been work
ing III conjunction with tie officers Of
III" law REPAYMENT in hope Of being able.
!" "n"r ~" former Boulder coach =
Proposition $utli"i'ntIv uttIa-tiv" to IN
h'i'" HIM in remain the year around in
Boulder.
Personal friends Of Coach Folsom
ar" authority for the fact that IL" pre-
Ter" |" stay lh" year around IN E"ul'l"r,
ana u ~ i'lt that tie position Of attn
hl' director, fu"ihall rnH"l, member "i
the law school Faculty., with tim" to ri
t'nd to his private law Practice, and ih"
fact mat Il" waH nurri.I inst T., fore
going east to coach Hart unDth wifi a
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MAINE FOOTBALL NOTES.

Hersey Kcene. a former we'll known
PLAYER ct FroWn and Colby, IS coach +
ine the Kicker team At IIunlton.
McDad., the BoWdoin center, Will
have to hustle to hold his place against
Boynton. a Freshman, who comes from
Hebron.
After today the Bates eleven does
not have another home game until
November 3. when n. II. state College
plays at Lewiston.
They we're going To celebrate colby
day at W atervill- today hut decided to
potrone il until October %, when Bates
and Colby play at Watervilc
Leavitt Institute is another of tn.
Maine schools which. like C0burn.
thornton and Lewiston High is getting
along without an eleven this fall
One OF the best prep -chooi players
or the year in Maine IS C,.arcr. .he can
tam OF Edward Little. H,a Is a hu.lv
siA-footer and is Il fast. hard player.
Bates reports find In CUMMINGS Of
the freshman class who halls from An
burn. He is son Of ex-Sherif cum
misgs. He plays end and is very f,e.
and aggressive
II Is said that Fred G. Folsom. the
Old Town boy, who is head coach ot
Dartmouth, will go to Colorado Uniyer-
stty as athletic director after the cIose
OF the present football season
Philoon. who was captain of tbs
BoWdoin eleven in 1904. is said to /,
the most likely candidate for c.n,.,
at West Point this fall. He is IN,
son Of Senator Philoon OF Auburn.
One feature Of the new rules whic,
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flo to Conway. who smelled of it and
:, nI4.r .xprrssion came over his coun-
t.nan,r. IA. was then ordered to pour
out a sample. which looked light ana
pure. and upon tasting it Conway de-
clar.J il VAS water All l. bottles
contained water and Smith was dis
charged.
RE- McMeekin, only son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. James McMeekin of Calais. was
drowned at Eaton'S long wharf Shorti!
after noon Thursday, the body peihe
recovered three quarters OF an houi
after il entered the water. lex was
employed with Steved0re Wllllahi
Rutherford. who was loading VesSei
at the Wharf, and the first intimatioh
that anything had happened to him
was when his hat was found floating
near the wharf just before work was
resumed after the neen hour MI
Rutherford and another employe on
the wharf suspected the fate OF the I'M
fortunate young man and at once De
se,n to prappl.- for the remains, Which
were quickly recovered. A physician
was summoned but life had long been
extinct before the body was taken from
the water Rex was subject 10 nus
and it il presumed that he was seiz-
Cd bv n recurrence of his malady
while alone on the wharf and fell into
the river He was "A years of age,
and was an Industrious and sober
young man, the mainstay of his par
ents.
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SPARKS FROM nAlNE WIRES.

Several departments" Of the Laconia
,ivi,lnn of the i'"pl"rrli cotton mills
al EIil.ford v,rr shut down Thursday
Oh account II loW water. AhnnI 100"
an. working on :h"rt"r time
hcc:tu", ,I the lack Of water power.
The man who MAS run over by a
train near the western division biidG"
on the Boston X Maine L. r, at Port
Iand VI .dnrGlly. died At the Name
General hospital early Thursday morn
inP. lie has been iHd.ntified as Alex
sengra Czyryra. Russian laborer at
tho rolling mills al Ligonia.
Fred Perkins. an rmplnye of the At
a ladder on which IL was cleaning
windows at the new power house at
South Sanford Thursday. H. struck
on his head ana Was taken home in
sensible. Il is feared Mr.. Perkins is
fatally injured. lie is married.
In the municipal court at Bath
Thursday afternoon W lillian VI. Smith
before Judge Staples to an
SWer To a charge resulting from :.
seizure Of q dozen quarts labeled
WhSkey and consigned to him. The
seizure was made by Deputy William
j. Conway, who had declared that the
goods We're whiskey, but who was al
,tged to subStantiatr his claim by Coun-
sci for th,. defendant by opening the
case ana showing the contents to the
court Their were II bottles nicely
scaled AMI bearing the name Checker
Board Whiskey." Mr.. Smiths coun
81 demanded that Deputy Conway
ehould uncork the contents and give
the court an opportunity to smell of
the bottle The court handed the bot
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FIGHT &c OFT.
jack O'Er,an aud sam Berger Disa1r=a
on Clean Break.

san !t.rnrr-,.". ,".r. : Th, JarH
rl{ri'n-.'tm E,r.'rr match i, of.
p'l;rrrl W,,nr-i rlr:,ii hlrnk: ana II
LrtIu:. til III. .lnch..:. Whil- E-ra,.I
hrid .ut Iur IT.. f.lI>i It3',. ut working =
fr'r arm AT any AMI nll time. They
,rutl Mt nar,,. ANA TIL Thank 1lNIu-'
n:,> nr-rrIng in the er..-.n field Of r"l-
Ia, e. numbered with thing, hat might
Haze. h.,u
When u lry ar Two aEp - Rrirn cent
r"r.l 1ruu g. Angelic: that he WUIla
sanction IN even Split If TN pr.:.
nIonsr. IL hooked na thunCh The III,
h"Nrr:. W,-r,. drawing rogeUh-r Their,
vas till th.. clean hr.aE .,r-u@ fl"
hit,n;s VIZ ~ "a u-t.l. ANA i ern1rr-ncv
WA: called at 'nItInth'- ELI .tt.tt -
-,tI.
l%,ra,r Wa" on hand. nut JOCK crib
Inns NH" !N,l- !" ~I,rnl fnr q ErI-h-
M" u, W.. .ttnd Erl E"lgrr
"p'i<rlrn .till n'I,t: that the ar1icl,t
,.iruv,. III Chr.u..n ~ lived ~ tor r.
Piled trlt,lin,
''IL.n ~. NAV 4" veil can Tia, match
Fl. sail hrra.r.
IAN iirnt. -;riI ''rii bilI..
'rilhmg then spoke az WI follows
Il want t" .1F Tor - Hli'n that H.
.nlrlv want" I" aIh'r- IT, III" articles
~ agreement .i"ErI ~ E,la-r nu1
,:,il I"r ,.i,;tn hr":,E=.
If R,r",r h;is change, hi. mind yrHI
must nut blame p'G>ri,.n Jack ll:'- art I
81 very uicriv ,hrvush"ut. liz agreed
To- dlyid, tn. money in or,irr To- hrnr,
3
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THE GLlDDEN TROPHY
Awarded to Percy p. Pierce Of Buffalo
BY the Commission.

N,w York. Urr. Percy p. Pierce
If Kufi.hn t";!oy VAS officially de-
rltr-d winner ii tn ':lildem touring
trophy. THIS is the second win TO Mr..
Pi.l,,.'. credit. The award was made
hy tn" Ghddcn touring trophy COM
mission after pH"@lHg on the work or
til ears which participated i'll the
run from Buff"lr to thu White Noun
tuin+ in New Hampshire.
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SPORTING NOTES.

George Ro..nali- ~ Lewiston has ."id
hir ,h+.rnnt ,r"ttin@ g"iding, l"malian,
~ Alav"ln. frr $3.50. Ar, Eonnali~
Inrrha-rd TIL. hor=r rurlr IN IL rta-
.um IN ~".0 ana since. that tim" III"
nnnnn! h" Won 4 number Of race" Til"
sale WAS If, ct,l III The RrocEton fan
yesterday.
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.NIFRIrAtT I.E.tt;I I.

FRIDAY ana saturday N,~ G"rE 1t Hu~
ton, WASHINGTON At fh.!adthh!2, i'tr"l'
at st. Louis. tlevt Land al Chicago.
SuudaN-l,etrr!t AZ Chicago, tlt|clh nd
a. st. LOUIS.
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RATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
THE WEEKS SCHEDULES
NATlONAI. Ll.A,iEE

Saturday Boston at HoW York, Phla
d. i hla AZ BROOKLYN.
sunday ChcagC AT st. Louis FIT burg
at Cincinnati
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The JaJanese trade in bambn" and
bamboo work with the United states
has been extremely active during IN"
last few months, large orders being
placed at prices considerably higher
than those of L. months ago.
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New York, AInu Wins
From Boston, 6 TO d.
Chicago, Am, Also Turns Clevf-
land Down Nine TO Three.
Boston, Hai, Wins Her Game, Defeating
hsw York Seven 10 One.
Va
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Poston, oct. 5.-Seaord place III the fihai
standing of the American Lag Il ga. as
sured to tn, New York club ~ its = !" !
yictnrv over tn. locals today. The in
n.rs punched hits IN the fourth.
NEW work
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BE llay@-Mathcw>on IIaunif.m AMI
smith. iiannIt;tn. 3tl.tt.e aud .itn.t"; Ma
III W>'n ana T.. W'rnnII. I.luwu IIrNiId
La Eth4h ,uni.;ti. ltun, I. nn,.N Ind
Howard. Ia: ~! unIl- BaN,rIu:tn. III
By pitched hall-Ry Mathew .,n = -
tttticI I!ni,, IL. tm!mr, Elem.
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The last vintage Of South AuStrahd
Yielded 1,G55,o41 gallons, AS compared
with 2.o45.i1S gallons in the previous
year The wine stocked at the end OF
June amounted to $500 9S gallons.
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AMERICAN lEAG.Is STAN ;>!idG.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. oct 5.-The Boston Nation
ais won an essv victory here today "
Mathcwspn pitched his irst tuli game.
but ne had poor control oi the bail
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A movement is said to be on foot In
Natal. South Africa, in favor OF COM
plete union with the Transvaal, py
which Natal would secure the Trans
walls trade and the Transvaal its own
harbor. AaS- 1Fty
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An alloy If 80 p;uts copper, On" part
Tin ANA ~ parts ~ zinc i3 found 70
Offer great resistance Ia the action Of
-, vnt,r ami Ia" been largely used
in nnlal construction.
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

SituI iav-I'nk Ru.e.ll u. Young Elne,
and Emergency Kelly ". Grover Hayes
fhiludtlpiil:i
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I.oft on basis New YORK !, f"%'nn IL
Ii--f n; sc on nd 'e--'Itt MIthHW",N y, %.
Jfrifcr :: struck n,It--i;N Math' rS"n :
Ivy Ffefter i. Two-h'<" hits Str ~
Sacrifc, hit-.i it1."' ON. stolen -
Smith FRAN, BATES, Brown. It''ff"r- Doc
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BR0CKT0N FAIR.
All the Harness Events
Won in Straight Heats.
Sid Brown, Megaphone, The Peer
and fOeman Are Winners.
The General Taylor Of Everett Wins First in
firemen's PIayout.

Rroctt0n, Mass, oct. An the harness
races at the Brockton fair today we've de-
CI'!' a ia straight heats. The summary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06
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PROBE J! 9|| SHOWS POOL
FOR COAL HAULING
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Bureaus Of Three Roads Found to
Regulate Transpo rtation and
Distribution. ~. =. r. :.

Philadelphia, April 1.-THE inter
state commerce commission today CON
tinued the Investigation ordered by con
gress to determine how far and in what
manner railroads are interested in coal
and oil which they transport as common
carriers. -
The investigation has established the
fact that thru three railroad statistical
bureaus agreements exist governing the
transportation and distribution Of btu
minous coal and also fixing the percent
age of traffic to be divided among the
different railroads. 8.
Testimony was brought out showing
that these pooling agreements have been
operative for ten years and that the
Eastern New York and New England
All Rail Bituminous Coal Traffic asso-
citation carries out an agreement that
where fixed percentages are departed
from resulting differences shall be equal
lied either by division Of traffic or slls-
pension of shipping.
Another bureau under the name of
the Hdewater Bitpminous Steam Coal
Traffic association governs all ship
Ements to tidewater at New York, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Newport News and
Norfolk. It was also shown that all
bituminous coal shipped to New York
city or harbOr, except that going thru
ail-rail to New England, is regarded as
I tidewater coal and commands a lower
freight rate. This classification is diff
ferent from other ports, where only coal
for shipments beyond the capes gets The
tideWater rate. n,..-s . u -