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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
LARGER THAN A CRfc
The Creature n Tutor Dese eu ana
Its Final Identifcaff

~ u DeA8I
Its Final Identificatf
One OF the tutors at n gref' 'liVersl-
~. according to the Dundee 'Vertlser,
wrote to the leading newsJer Oh the
city to the following effef "aiklng
IN the dusk through the 'lus of Tile
university the other evf - ny at
tention was arrested b. ~" muir
muring sound near me plch was nell
Their hiss nor a whist VI iooAihg J
saw a creature lying the ground,
larger than cricka "o ahtennae'
like protuberances BIZ ''eo ABOVE the
eyes. 1t had no IT, anu the Gov
ering Of its bo6""s Varlegated,
though certainly "a ihe GOWN. Mind
ful Of the ance[myself, ] did not
ventnra n trrn It's back so as to
count tba ,oos the ground lay
small quantityk sno" whlte SUI
stance which ehtiy eAuueu i,oni
tbe bodv Cs%ny Of your readers
identify the a ure iroin 'ni' i'npei
feet descriptios
The goverIf ht naturaiist lei, inlo
the tran-hoW probably specially for
him He We learnedly about vari-
ouc insactS concluded that the one
ohsorod 1T be one Of two whose
long Iot,,r James he gave. The an
tennae-llks rotuperahceS are useu LUZ
burrowing the ground, and these in
scots secre a fluid which they have
tf,e nowa,5f ejecting to protect them
solves incase Of attack. The tutor
wrota am to thank the naturalist for
His inforation and to say he need not
troublehm further, as he had fOrtu-
natelv deserved the creature again
more d6ely under exactly similar cir
cumstsces and was able now to iden-
tifv iflimself as the Nacca Yulgaris.
Or cornon Cow.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05

The Editor ack Flfd16gsess receipt
A and 2Eedr Gale d ia,
It's most import1 feature is with
l'' . ' a"nht Inc Try simple con.
. ou' ch 200 YfCalel dar, where
by with aBoI1 accuhcy YOU can
toll the day of ne wef on which
s s,', eyed; lrred turing one
n hundred Eeat bf 1thelpast', or OH
Which ak Al will ocdr during
t Ta't nex1buk Jed years thus Civ
~; ;r' g ,heIa, THE wee on which
any bifh' 18th, marriage, o. any
himnIporhtE nt may lhe happen
ch;can are sole wnsrs and
UUnabiiTeefoff the Kodo Almanac
pud Rbo1Eear C.aendal and will
b be- IpiaN to mail a g of this
bodkpJ TO any one tlosIng a
twcIt stamp with g quest for
sab provided this Aer men
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
remarkable Fortress.

IN the northern part of Madagascar
~ the most remarkable natural fortress
IN the world. 1t is occupied by a wild
Tribe who call themselves the People
or the Rocks. The fortress is a LOFTY
anu precipitous rock of enormous size.
LOW rect high and eight square miles
AL urea Its sides are so steep that it
sannot De climbed without artificial
.neahs. Within it is hollow. and the
my entrance Is by a subterranean
passage.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
A rinIragedy.

IS IS daily enacted. thousandstf home
~ ui Death clains,.n each o,e, anetht
R R,ctim of coasuiption orPneumonis
e "aa when Cotgl and eohs are prof
~ Ciiy treated, The ragedys averted. III
M. " t1untiey,f aklanda, Ind, Wit: |
WY wife lad the f1nsumption% I'D
Inree doct0s gee he. up. Finally, NE
LOOK DR. King sYew Discovery fo Jon.
sumption ;olg& I'D colds, whici fre.l
Ter, and ts.fy Re is well and Yng."
t kills the 9To all diseases< One
ose relieved fcaTanteed a 5Ylnd 81 +
: z x 4 Tyre 4pss'''' r bottle
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
. Subscribe for your home paper.
Only 81 per year.
Greatly i'm Demand

medicina ng s Is more in demand than
me eto' fo, winch meets modern require.
auch 81 ,G Or blood and system cleanser
suei las, as DR. Kings New Life Fills, Tbey'
are ! lest what you need to cGre stomach a
1na nver troubles. Try them ' a,KI
lrlmDle's drug store. 95c.,IIs1~ - " ~;
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
AaIMsL PHOTOGRAPHY.
Kan, aross and Hyenas Are the Most
Difficult Subjects.

KanlarOfs and Hyenas Are the most
Difficult Subjects.
"Ihe l,rdest Of wild animals to pho
tographis the kangaroo" said the zoo
cainerasxpert. "He is constantly hop
ping a3und, getting out of range and
focus, and his color is of that dark,
neutra tone that requires long expo
sure get the details. The leopard ,
a reIess creature, and it is hardI
cate him just right. When the AMI
is art he makes an example Of =
beatty that is worth preserving. era
gut the monkey makes thef I'm.
artist earn his wages. He Is aor all
mn chap, with a sense of Ior and
hs own. He is as full of fhe mon.
Mischief as a healthy boy,sion proud ,
Key is mischievous, so isAmong the =,
and is easily the lea@ zoologicssou
vain animals. He is rather II nea
Beau Brummel. The xad --nh r n,h
- Nhe camera eyrAs etts until w. w.
>>es in view yDSsmera 81 ns fro
- a-as,syl post ffst he loks at ter
- T2sSGpt: When the op' OF
t., to ts - <9 won, mi mi
): :: :: !: :: !!
"The prcbkl of perpetual mof!y
Imost soIvS by thehyena. 1t has
omely facewide 9fthe top and point. =
d at the /ottom fand has meanness IN
nd reaAry Vstten in every line Sc
bout TIE only gay to secure a good so
cture ifhis cse is to tie him fast 90 a
at he tlnnofmove a iot Evon 81 en-
SUITS IRE NJ entirely satisfactory n fire.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
~ Horrors NJ W.,

Il In ifs Dry of the campaign Of 70.
! the RImfror Frederick of Conn, iot
VIwroe Fl is shocking thine t ~ an
over Battlefield, and It is t1' ign to rid
TO nrnoe,1 the hldeous mutilatlon,
WIZ present resent themselves. War ISL
aXe IL ',l,I1 frightful, and thosesit.
&C. IL with stroke of the I,res s,r-
f}sst a, ha. green cloth table, Line pf ,u y
a uus horrors they are cobim ns up =,
ines the same effect and ad6d b aau II sa HOT
three great WEI ,um4etIess, the lives of
$4,000 men wont not have been sacrl-
feed, and MAJ parents, brothers, SIS
.ers and wi3ws would not now be 9
nourne4 nat. however, 1 have set g
led w,apy Maker!" t
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
the Law as Running Automo.
biles.

-, :, We presube that people general
=! are not Acquainted with the pro
VISIONS of tie law of this state reg
eSnf ting tb running of automo
Eoh es on tle public roads and il
'tAFms tha the smart tourists from
FApe NORTH do not think we hayt
= by law. judging by the way they
|sfsh along as ifpursued by the sold
E-By" himself.
IS We give here the law that many
| q ou county people will ask the
| coming Legislature to make more
Stringent.
Section l limits the speed Of au-
|tomohiles in all cases to ID miles an
E,our.
Section 2 requires the person in
Ieharge to keep careful look ahead
'nr the approach of horseback riders
'ih vehicles drawn bv horses; then
III, keep his vehicle under careful
Al ntrol, give ample roadway to
$, len rider. or vehicle and if sig
10 lied by the rider or the occupant
such vehicle. or otherwise re-
!. qsted, to Immediately bring The
Il rhine to full stop and allow
i aple time for the rider or vehicle
ii (p,ass.
. \ection 3 provides that when an
NAmobile overtakes horse or We
lN travelling in the same d.
ree\n the speed of the automo-
olksARll be slowed down and sig
s9tVNbell or gong. and if We
"'SAthe automobile is to pas
~" ~" Sp ut over 4 miles an hour
'"Ou,u Ahicle or traveller not
''op' VIC Rbile can be driven
p"''' '"' ed no greater than
! a,,e''" ~ cases with due
ill., "' bot to brighten
are a fine Of f s s,"'a''ol
a liabfsty fo.. az si'o an"
reason Oh aep)e WE o'
'yQhe automo"S ei1 IONS
Sc ny fines and d"1 lFhS 'a'gto
q c0ton of the law 81
e justice Of the P G39nn
e vision implies tn ~
, 1 .a.iea i,.'-ssas soy
constable ms TO MAIN arres -
The provision til Is statute ap.
p'y not only to acldsses of auto.
S %o"''s.: but also y classes Of
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
Ijckcning Shiveri fits

ofILue and Malaria can peved aud
c,1T with Electric DIVE This is a
III tonic medicine' VI estl benefit
i,{Dalaria, for II eAoise = curative
idf,ence on the uleeas0' o,g it en-
HIdy out OF the sys':n much to
he orefered TO Suiniig III. none of
tbs Drugs bad a.'0r vi, vt ~. .Munday
sf Uenrie:ta, leA; r;o brother
u very lOW WIN VI, 1Elacer and
5undice. tiii nI l;fa." Al KBitters,
|hich saved n, us SSo o,,eran imble's |
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05

Mems and boyssuits and over
pats are now read FOR your inspec.
ION. We also Ave large line of
Rmberman's ffSih}iHn}gs. Prices
re right. Ell 20.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
Negro Killed by 7raIl

Vile on his way tolwrk |
Ssttday morning. Mr. ffever,
St9nton' found a h'qp 70
with was bare and Nch h
b4i' severed at the mf join
IYat once notified file bIice d
Btment and the GU QofciaI
Yliceman Kline, wlfwa detail
look after the maI-r,kound | |
|'u'S body about jquIrtr of I
ile from where tbIfO1 vas III
\vered The bo0 wlsAIhrril
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
= PUBLIC sALR

v IN the P6suaF to decre's filtered in
Seroro the chaTery ,auss Of Jno NJ.
?e'ere Hok's Ixch vs. Geo " HoJk &c.
In the a the .IIyand Novefber Terms,
period, 1905, te Undersigned Commission.
md andl ers wiIptscAed to ~ by way of
T public abtion in front Of the
. .msr. CourtHPlsc OF HgbIand county
cp%'e'' on atqlay Nuary 6, 1905,
new to tr Hghest bider. that vaIua-
enter BILE arr :onsisEg of two tracts,
re 10 oneofBS acles and 81 acres re-
! the spetlek, lk. adjoining and
M KEW IS tbe Meyers place and
lne oynG y Jim Hook at the time
will O. datHnd purchased by Geo
IS Of V ok s}the sale made by Jno.
the EoAwyExor. of Jno M Hook, Z
II he. ID ogthe 18th day of Nov. a
T. y. .. l aH upon the following 1
~ "S m; /he third of the purchase ii
2otf Pee th in had on day Il sale C
viii hd tx balance falling du. in six n
,sie nd selve months from date of OF
M aIeyidenced BY the boris Of the p'
buhaser with persona Security
v treon and bearing intfest from =
a lite with privilege to til purchaser DC o.
anticipated the payme,t is, and the 81
title to be retained IS ultimate
security. Jno M Glow,
4 E H McCihtic, Excsr {
/ ~ c Matheny, CFk, do certify a.
that Jno M Colaw hs given bond on
In the aboye cause 1nditioued nc.
eording to law. 3Matheny, elk.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05

For 4ghs and cold| no remfi
is equfto Kennedy'sI La1af,
Honeyhd Tar. t 5 diferel
from apthers-better beqsuse
expelsp cold from the syst:m b
actingf a cathartic onthe bow
els. fords immediate reief i
Croub Coughs, Colds. Fhopin,
Couaetc. Children loe i, Sol
by III Trimble. II
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05

IL man laughs always, set him
DOWN as foolish; If never, as fake
Balthasor Gracian.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
THE MOCKING BIRD.
He In the Most Versatile OF All the
Woodland Choir.


Early explorers Of America carrie
back with them to Europe stories of
bird which sang more sweetly than til
nightingale.
1t was the southern mocker heard il
the clearings and along the green bank
or the water courses which chained tn
attention Of the music loving Spaniard
The hooking bird sings as sweetly to
day as it sang when De Soto, journey
ing westward, listened all the way t,
its music
Ever since the day when its notes
were first heard by the ears of the pic
neers the human singers AsYaof 'r III;
mS9nkel ) song and to do 1t justice IL
poetry. The human singers never fully
have succeeded. The mOcker is the
most versatile Of all the woodland
choir. He can, If he will, touch harsb
ness, as he touches harmony, and y
| times the admiration Of the listeneyN
more for the birds variety than fYits
melody. !.
No mocklng bird in all the rSge Oh
its performance ever equaled u pure
music the hymnlike notes Of hermit
thrush, but yet the mockeYs ny lar
the greater. if not the moryappeaiing,
singer. When the bird tnnes user
to the notes which are ity"n ny Dirth-
right-its native notes, az "ere-tnere
| is trace of nothing q" eA",'ins
measure. The bird, lSe.ef' 70 Dorh
borrower. and to tb Will WHICH ma
ture has endowed mere are constant
" heing added the Belongings of others.
=, 100 t. interestin 10 read the accounts
~ 10 "i.o birds songs as set
DOWN Tr ,nI nv the ny ornithologlsts. Au-
Union wills fand Nuttall listened to
uuoon, mmJh were in turn moved to
'ne - oInn Tough they did their sing
sine, 9 Some of the fathers Of
,,ss aoi in America nearly exhaust
y" ~" FDly of adjectives In the Eng
W., Flage In their endeayor to give
Isl, Taders adequate description Of
Jig of the hooking bird. One solo
"a amid the surroundings Of a
Rhern spring drives from the mer/
4 all thoughts Of human praise Of Z
jird's voice, and the song itSg
mains to take their place. ,<url- ~
There is luxurlance i9Ayeyo~
If the mocker, and the Xskic loV-
or the song is the weand fsts
lnce of the south. .ffh as 1shois
loes not entirelyand in theaortI-
aoses n0'n'ne
md Nc { song ass the Audu,n,, Sc sol lie
vard ears as s.r states b. n to re-
= Z us from the wa Wal disan.
E a' telling of the g localities
r .al, of the mocker been heard
w. once its song It, The LET.
=, every tree and tof the nests
; . told of the robG&.' the young
the birds in ordercat northern
,,bt be sold III t
les. les took up the
rhe AuGuboh women that the
"a of the SUI might be stopped,
1lHc in the non a large measure
S-av-TIc,eito the sale of the :
tlethern markets. The
=, bird Gagged and of
Akrty are as differ
Po
edom. OF 81 H.
'quI informotta,ssk Of days h
II Iritten conc eon OF ali .f,asm.
Xy nern niockin.--."4tRfie bird, and
,q;.t ne Ecstasy of its song. VIII
ifenry Timrod, like Hayne,
ri singer, also caught the In.
On OF the birds note. The south
cts as would seem both natural
ght' nave caught best the fine
OF this singer Of the southern
Chicago Post.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05

A die trunk the skull wak crusH'
rr Md the body was so badly tfr
IN it was difficult at frsY glapce
Hell whether it was the body Of a
jkite or acolored man. TIE Jack
HIM the place the foot w's Pund
HI the point where the Bog LAID
Mas strewn with blood, viii YbraIns
and with pieces of the map body
The corpse turned ont 1be that
of an old colored maj named
Kingston Taylor, wPse Pima was
weak and who had dan4red away
f, ON home. He had f4nerly liv-
ed at Massie's Mill idhssOn coun-
tv and il is though at ne was
trying to IL us way
back along the railro 'rac x "hen
he was truck BY th ' q " "es'
bound train which eS ' I'd
at 4::23 in the mort b. ne was
80 years old. \
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05

A fulI stock tailored suits, shirts.
wraps and furs at [ NfSimmons-
me largest stock ever 80
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05

The secret of success rid.
ding ! IT the system of a,colle th 5lr.
DUG evacuation .of ttEh, ,uJs-
S xesnnedy's Lazariy II w and
Tar = does this-Liquid anu
drives ali cold out of tn -t are'
Desl III TT a,r;nble Sold
$ o. comfortsS and,
last and Keep lx eas
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05

M !1aHI' FrresH
Inc provision this statute ap-
p'y not only to acldsses of auto.
bicycles. -
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05

wherd was dK@""''oh rssfeel
couId4 done butXor nam that
Th'd eceas ID was$ GyaiI.
insurnfe m ln and sESlll- known
Stanton biiness circlSAigh in
eightvear1o old and leavHs. was
and I've ch hren, one of Widow
Mrs ieardtha wife Of MAis
Heard, lfmi"ent business "a
of Ekton3 The Others are Mk
Fannie PITS, of Norfolk; Miss LA
zie Parisf Staunton; G R Parb,
of Roanfe and James Paris, wi4
is now 1.-THE West-Eg. III
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05

", " 7 ~ 'to -
El'h'n he rrqry braEerI Cd
1s'gh DafmferFiIl breaA I"e
'F.e cold " Moderate, clo2w"'
III incrlef. n storms of Is
feet and iOw NJ again take Y
s''elr maya acfs the countr
From thebtl toIe 10th. The.
forms FiIl rtacl beir culmiuat;u,
rIsIs about the Il Moon ON ~
9th. ReneweIstorms of fl.
ohe
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-06-26
FINAL PLEA FOR IvENs.
Attorney Foltz Asks HsaaFd Of Par
dons Grant Clemsncy
to Slayer.

ehicags, June 22.-The final effort
to save Richard e. IyeRs from the gal
lows for the murder Of Mfs. Bessie
Heliister was made before the state
board Of pardons at Springfield at ter
a. III. Thursday: Attorney I. ". Foltz
first urged aiemeacy fsf Als client. AS
sistant States Attorney Olsen Insisted
upon the carrying out Of the verdict
Of the Jury. The arguments were long
and the board had reached no de-
eision up to the noon adjournment.
Previous to the board OF pardon's
hearing the supreme court denied
motion by Attorney Fpltx for leave %
file more oosapasts reooFa ana cup
port additional aaathority Ia aystss
murder case. Jus,iss Hand said the
court could sss 10 reason for granting
the motion becaane 4 had gone to the
original yeBrds IN the case and had
considered the tsst.meRy and evidence
In Its entrsty. Ivens' father arrived
in Springfield Thursday morning. Al.
torpey Foats rs1nssa 70 allow him %
sisix.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-06-26
Packing House Report.
Continued from third page

2. Goats, now exempt from inspec.
ton, intended for foreign or inter.
state commerce, should be included
in the list subject to the inspection
of the bureau of animal industry, and
should be equally controlled by the
regulations of the secretary of agri.
culture.
8. The examination of all meat
products intended for interstate com.
MERGE at any stage of their care or
treatment should be consigned to the
bureau of animal industry, and no
mark or sign declaring that inspec-
ton has been made by government
officials should be allowed on any can.
box, or other receptacle or parcel con-
tanning food products unless the same
has been subject to government in.
spection at any and every stage of the
process of preparation, and all such
labels should contain the date of is.
suance, and 1t should be a misde.
meanor to erase, alter or destroy any
such labels. Meat products, and
canned, preserved, or picked meats,
when sent from any packing or can
ming establishment, IL returned to tho
same, should be subject to such fur
Their inspection, regulation, and isola.
ton from other meat products as the
secretary Of agriculture may pr
scribe.
4. Power should be given to the Sec
rotary of agriculture to make rules
and regulations regarding the SANTA
ton and construction of all buildings
used or intended to be used for the
care OF food products for interstate or
foreign trade, and to make such regu.
1ation as he may deem necessary to
othorwise protect the cleanliness and
wholesomeness of animal products.
prepared and sold for foreign and
interstate commerce.
S. It should be forbidden to any
person. firm, or corporation to trans
port on offer for transportation FROM
one state to another any meat or meat
food products not inspected ana
labeled.
General SUGGESTIONS. The mum.
Der OF inspectors should be largely
Increased, so that special assignments
may be made for night inspection, for
the examination of animals at the
platforms of stock yards, for the fol-
lowing of dead animals to their al.
legged destination. and for other spe-
ciai work.
2. Special government inspection
should be carried on continuously to
prevent violations of the law and
general abuses in the trade, and to
secure evidence when necessary.
! 3. A careful study Of the standards
pf Inspection in other countries should
be made, and the results of the study
should be published and circulated for
the public information.
4. Consideration should be given to
the question Of specific labelling OF all
caroasses sold as fresh meat, which.
upon examination after slaughter.
show signs of disease, but are still
ueemed suitable for food.
JAMES BRONSON REYNOLDS.
CHAS. P. NELL.
AeAin~tan a q Tuea . 1905.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-06-26
DEEDS, NOT WORDS.
cresco People Have Absolute
Proof OF Deeds at Hume.

It's not words, but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deed of Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Cresco kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony of Cres-
people who have been cured to stav
cured.
John E. Peck. produce dealer of
Peck ST, says: Il am more than satis-
fed with the results obtained from the
use OF Doan's Kidney Pills aud recon-
mend them as a preparation of more
than ordinary merit. For some years
l had attacks of kidney complaint.
Sometimes The pain across my back
was almost uncomfortable, rendering it
impossible to lift anything or to stoop,
without suffering agony. A lamenes3
and soreness across the small of my
back was often pronounced every even
ing and accompanying the backache
trouble with the kidney secretions ex-
listed. Reading. about Doan's Kidney
Pills induced me to procure a box.
Gradually they lessened the pain at
tending that attack until it disappear.
ed"
For saleby all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the u. S.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-06-26
were during their courtsnlp. Tney
have one son, PriAce Alexander, who
was born July 2, 1908.
COAL AND OIL PROBE ENDS
Hearings by Interstate Commerce
Commission Are Adjourned
Until Fall,

Washington. June 2S.-The last Of
the hearings for the present By the
interstate commerce commission in
connection with Its investigation into
the relations of the railroads with
coal and oil trafHc was held here Fri
day and marked the practical com.
pletion OF the inquiry as regards the
eastern bituminous fields Tho bear
ings will be resumed in the fall, the.
commission in the meantime prepaY-
ing its report on the facts developed.
for the consideration Of congress.
James F. Gardner, OF New York, .
mining expert, and an officer of sew
eral coal companies, more particular
ly Of the Blossburn Coal company
and the Northwestern Mining and Ex.
change company. both controlled by
the Erie railroad, almost entirely for
fuel purposes, WAS on the stand for
some time. but his testimony devel.
oped nothing to show that the Erie
was operating its mines to the dstri-
ment or discrimination Of, others.
Mr.. Gardner was conducted through
a line of questioning BY George H.
Brownell. vice president and general
solicitor Of the Erie, regarding the
ownership by railroad companies Of
coal mines for fuel purposes. The an
swers established the fact that the
witness unqualiaedly was in favor Of
such ownership.
The only other witness was Joseph
Auerbach. Of New York, member Of
the firm Of attorneys which conducted
the transfer Of certain stock Of the
Fairmont Coal company. Mr.. Auer-
bach testified that so far as he was
aware none OF the stock 10 trans
ferred went to any ofhcer or employee
Of the Baltimore & Ohio. The hear
ing was then adjourned without day.