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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
NONOo n Or1O HNTIEos
Sunday Services Which All Are Cor
daily Invited to Attend.

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH: Morn
Ing service leo. lcd by Mr. Frcnch; sun
day School at l..
ST. EARNABAS chapel. Bangor street
(W hits dndayD: Holy communion at s. 4,
A. NJ; Sunday school at :. h p. NJ: even
ing prayer at 80.
ST MARK church: Holy communion
1t \. NJ: Sunday school at $50 y. NJ:
mathis aud lit4nN Ut 1916 A. NJ; evening
prayer at 80 p. NJ.
1879 A. NJ; Preaching by Mr.. Edwin NJ
SloCumbc uf the Harvard Divinity ScnoDl;
Sabbath School at close Of service.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: Sunday SER
vices at II A. NJ, subject: Soul and
Body" also Wednesday evening at IA
WO1dmen's hail, zU1 Water street
ST MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH,
high mass at 1870 A NJ; vespers and
benedction of the Blessed Sacrament at
1880 =. NJ.
uNIvERsALIsT church, Rcv, c. ~
with address by Charles X. ODER Of New
York: Sunday school AZ noon. Miss
Maudc Andrews Surt.; Young Peoples
praise service at $50.
THE PEoGREssivE sPIEITrALIsT
SOCIETY will hold meetings i'll g.. A. r.
han, Water street, at 23D and .'M. pr;
Edgar ". Emerson their speaker ANA
test medium. Public invited.
40 \ -
T!ST Sunday services at l0 + A. Nj;
subject: Soul and Body" Wednesday
evening. meeting at 80 at tn" Christian
Science reading rooms. - SewalL street.
- fittti9fI IN ~
tc,.. Mornine worEbin al i64,; Hibls
School 1t L; Y. p S. {. +. at SD; Bible
amd Conference service FRIDAY evening az
,,t,,r,>-r.e, ,p,,r. cr,.i,,.. c,,,,,,,,.
mornina N N n n.rinIk. sunday ScnooI
at The close If the service; Young PEG
pie Meeting AZ 2 tlock; f iIie M 1'
,Ii;i q. rv.n Il ,'o; af 70
,.rSpt,I. MISSION Sunday school ut
1870 A. NJ: gospel services ut > and 80
p. N. Members OF the y. NJ =. "A. are
,,,Ii,id ih, week cy",. nirht *
cent Wednesday,
STATE STREET FRLE BAPTIST
C!ltlrH. Rev {. q. " '5h"T. NlS'"'-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
THREE NEW TEACHERS
Elected to Staff of State Normal
School at CASTING.

Castinc Ne. Sept. 16. ;SncciaD.-
Misses Anna G. " hithcrlc. \. H.. Mary
c. Richardson, a. t., ana Hattie a
Wiggin have been elected teachers at
this school.
Miss Wi.hcrlc is graduate of til"
Castine Normal school ard rf Wcllt s.
ley college. and is teacher OF export
cnce. She has been superintendent of
schools in cl$tinC.
Miss Richardson is also Il tHStine
graduate of tho class, of 1%"3. aH1 grad
uaal ut Wellesley College in i9n5. She
taught in tho caStino Normal hcfnr,
entering college and was assistant At
Potter Academy. After graduation from
Wellesley she taught mathematics ono
year in Middlctown High school,
Comm then in tho GcnCsCo. y. v.
State Normal school She was reelected
there at an increased salary but dc
clineI and accepted the position III
Caslne where her father is principal.
Miss Wiggin is graduate al Nortl
Bird 5tun Academy and of Gorham Nor
nal school. and also of tn" Boston
Sloyd school. She has the newly inSti-
tutcd manual training department.
1t is hoped the new sloyd depart
ment will prove as interesting to The
studants as the department Of agricni-
ture has. The school garden connected
with this has been proiitnhlc as wei
as pleasant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
1houghHeart Trouble Was
Given as the Cause
Of Death Of Or. A. ". Shepard,
Brooklyn, Worth 100000.
Health Authorities Looking Into
the Irregularities.

New York, Sept 16.-An investiga-
,ion into the alleged Irregularities in
tho report to the health authorities Of
Tho death Of DR.. A. Warner Shepa:d
~ BROOKLYN, who left an estate of ST.
oon 900 disclosed today that the ply
eician had died from morphine pois-
onins.
DR. Hatrung. the coroner's physi-
cian in his report states that DR.
shepard died of morphine, self admin
istered.
Three months ago DR.. Shepard, who
was 66 years of age, married hi.
housekeepcr. DR.. IIartung says that
Mrs Shepard told him that her hu5-
hand had taken an overdose If NOR
mime while suffering frrm neuralgia
and that she had called in two ply
sicians to revive him
DR. Shepard died and n death c"rti-
fcate was sent to til" health depart
nent that he had died from heart
trouble
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
AN INVESTIGATION
TO &c Made BY Railroad Officials Of
Terrible Disaster.

Canaan y. H.. Sept. 16.-An inV"Sti
cation of tn" terrible disaster of YES
tcrrlay by which more than a score Of
ucOpl" lost their lives and Il greater
number received injuries by 4 collision
of Il freight and express train on th'
Boston & Maine Railroad. will he be-
gun here today. probably under the di-
rcction of NJ. u. Cobcigh of Lebanon
the county solicitor Until his inquiry
AMI the railroad CnmpanyS own lnV1S-
tigation is completed. tho actual rcSpon-
Sibilily for the accident Will remain in
doubt According to Il statement issued
by the railroad officials. a hlundcr in
handling train orders was clrarly the
cause. but tn" identity of tn" "'nployH
rcsponcihlo for the error remains to be
determined.
comfy Solicitor Cobl"iSh said early
today that h" will tax" immediately
such action as is required of him as an
official under the laws of New Hamp-
shire.
Meanwhile" the bodies Of the victims
will I've turned over 70 relatives WI"
claim them. At til" rooms Of the under
| taking firm in Concord. whcr" most ~
| tI1n dead were removed immediately
after the accident. - bodies were lai'i
ont in long rows carly today. OF these
Continued on Page TWo)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17

!::mc. S.rt. H. The osS"rNat"r"
Romano, organ If the Vatican, today
issued Vii important cncyclic"l IF P"n"
Pius X. on "Modcrnism" which really
IL j completion nf his recent syllabus.
I'll" document SETS forth That m"d"rn-
ism Is Il serious Danger {" the church,
refers in detail to tho various features
If modernism. condemns il ~ DANCE
Gus in philosophy, faith. theology, his
tory. Criticisms and reforms. aud ar
riv"+ at til" conclusion that lHod"rnis,n
is - -ynthcSiS of AL hcrcsE and must
InGically lead t" atheism.
The cncyclicaI makes the following
provisions:
First The teaching " philosophy
positive Theology. ctc.. II to bc carried
III i'll INV church schools and univcr-
stiles Tut III y Catholic spirit.
Second -Modcrnists are to be re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
TWENTY-FIVE ARE NOW DEAD
All the Dead Now Identified==The Injured
With One Exception Expected to Recover
That One, Lady, In Critical Condition.

+. II. Lower Parton Landing. VI.
Fred NJ. Phelps, o"hiltr.c, T"XIS.
Augustine i;"ycr. Manchester. y. II.
iliS; Ami" II. Pierre. isle Wort. p. g.
Tim"thy ShauShncsscy, Manchester,
\. II.
Mrs. Timothy Shaushncss"y, Man
chester. y. II.
George J.. inutliwi"k. Worcester,
Mass
H. y. Stevens, Musqu"d"b"it \. $.
Mrs. William NcHtinicr, Robinson.
Qu"
Miss Lille Ncntimnicr, daughter Of
aH"v... same address.
Mrs. NJ. f.. Warren. Havcrhill. Mass.
r. H"yard Warren. eight years old,
son If above. same address.
NJ H. Wilson, East Cambridge. aMss.
Nom of the -. bodies which Wcr"
brought Ia the Undertaking establish
m"nts in this city had been shipped
away tonight, and it was expected that
nearly AL tie others would j" claimed
by relatives ana removed tomorrow
morning.
Th.' injured at the Mary Hitchcock
hospital ut Hanover were all reported
tonight as doing well ana they ar" OK
Irrt"d 10 recover, with the possible
exception of Hiss AlhinI Jauorn of
Na.htla who WAS injured internally.
Miss I1unrn was reported as failing
tonight. and il is feared that sh" may
no: live until morning. Til" phySIclaIS
however. said they had not given up
hope If her recovery and that they
thought possible, should She survive the
night that her condition would show
improve mont tomorrow.
cIr+. John Barrett. one &C the pas
scn-crs of the express train. VII" WAS
| taken IT, her inmt" III Manchester after
| the accident was today taken t" tn"
hospital at Hanover that Sh" might b"
near her husband. who is also among
| the injured i'll the hospital. Mrs. Far
| rctt is suffering from = shoulder Sprain
| and scalp wound. Her daughter, Miss
| Ami" Earr"tt. WAS on of th"$" killed
| in IT," collision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17

Concord. y. H., Sept. 1e.-Thc invrs
tigltion by the officials of tho Boston
& Maine Railroad of the collision Of
trains on the Concord division, H"ar
Canaan early yesterday morning. by
whirn - passengers Of thH QucicC g.
press lost their lives and nearly 80 were
injured. occupied the entire time Of the
heads Of the system today. General
SunI, G. T.. Lee and Assistant SUpt.,
&. II. Folgcr Of Boston with William
f. RAY. superintendent Of the Concord
division. examined the records in the
train diSpatchcr's office here and also
made Il careful investigation 1T canaan
ana other stations along the line of the
Concord division. in an effort to dc
tcrmino Just who was responsible t.'r
til" hlundcr by which tn" tW" trains
were brought together. the proCcc'i-
ing; Of the examination were secret,
but it is; known that J. \. BroWl, Y. III"
train dispatcher in this city. and npcr
atOr Greeley. tho man who received
the order from Id train dispatcher Ut
the station in Canaan. w"r" particular
IT. questioned. After the examination
of these men At the niIicc Of Division
Supt Kay. the railway officials. &C
tho scope of tie accident in special
tram.
At Canaan the officials visited tho
wreck and examined the records of tao
opc"atcrS mt the station and then wont
ON to White River Junction, stopping
at various stations on the way. to in
tcrview TELEGRAPH operators 1T thoS"
points After reaching White River
Junction and inspecting til" records
there at the railroad office, they re
turned 10 this city.
lust n hat action will he taken Ivy tn"
l1uthnritics If Grafton county. in which
the town Of Canaan is located. has not
been determined. County Solicitor NJ.
u. ccIIcigh of Lebanon said tonight
thar no move has been made "a yet on
the part of the state.
1T is necessary Mr.. t"bt.iEh said.
ito wait until tn" invest iCatt"n which
IS being conducted hy the nni'" Of ~"
medical referee. in conjunction with the
iuuuir, Of the railroad of'i.'i"!A shall
have thrown the blame upon som" on"
person
| "Thcrc * a possibility" ;d0cd Mr.
| Cob,"ich. .-that witnesses may 10 taken
before the grand jury which comes in
| at WondsvilIe on Wednesday OF this
| wooIl, This action. however. has not
been positively decided upon
NJ. Cobleigh also suggested that 1t
| WAS likely that All" railroad '"mihlS-
| sioncrs might decide to begin an in
| ycstigation of the wreck and in that
! case they would probably drop all 9TH
or business before them ana c"nuuct
their inquiry immediately.
i .f,.t- ! .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
LONG JOURNEY
Of Witness to Testify In
a Murder Case.
DR.. Doheriy Comes from Manila,
Called 10 Chicago
To Testify Against Constantine for
Killing Mrs. Gentry.

Chicago. Sept 1t.-Frank J. C"nstan-
tine was arraigncd today in the crimi-
nal court on the charge Of numbering
Mrs Louise Gentry. The state alleges
that Constantine cut the Woman's
throat for some reason which has new
tr Vet been discovered.
The length to which tn" state mas
gore in working IN the case against
Constantine was shown by the presence
i'll court of DR.. David j. Doherty, the
only person who saw Mrs. Gentry be
tween the time OF receiving her injury
and her death.
DR. Duhcrty is now in the govern
mont service and is stationed in the
Philippines. He WAS brought here to
civ" his testimony i'll the trial.
lie occupied the apartment below
that in which Mrs. Gentry lived. anh
it was to his door that She staggered
with her throat cut. She died Will" he
was attempting to save her life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17

two sessions OF the court were con-
sumcI III hcariur the testimony.
Counsel for Nlr Raymond sought to
show by the Il stimony Of personal and
business friends Of Mr.. Rogers in New
rcGfrrd and Fairhavcn and also by
numerous telephone tickets giving roc
ora IF calls between New York and the
ilcmc Of Mr.. Rogers i'll FairhaYcn, that
the STANDARD oil financier had been on
the streets had participated in Ger
tain festivities. had engaged in certain
business in New bedford and that he
had been in frequent communication
with lis associates i'll New York.
4 deputy sheriff Of New Bedford,
who had known Mr.. Rogers for several
years. stated that he saw him in 4
bank there Il few weeks ago convcrsinG
Wit!! III. president. ana that he did
not appear i'll. President WinSOr Of the
First National Sank of New Bedford
admitted that h2 HAD cunvcrscd with
Mr. Rogers at the bank, but said it was
not upon business matters.
In support of the claim that Mr..
Rogers WAS too ill to appear, four wit
ncSs,.s were heard during the after
rurn session. Tho first and most inn
portant witness Of tic day was Urban
H. EruuGhtnn. III" son-inlaW Of Nj
Rogers. He stated that he was id"nti-
fed With many coror rationS in which
Mr. Rogers WAS 4 director.
lie said that since July -. when Mr.
Rogers WAS taken i'll in New York his
fathcr-im- had hcon unable t" trans
oct any business. and that soon after
that .latc Mr.. i;nGers told him N:rouGh-
ton that he must pick up all his bus
! moss and carry on the affairs to the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The now steamship Alice 81 ""
AuStro- Americana line, came int" port
at New York Monday or her maiden
Voyag" from Trieste. The Alice Is y
twin screw steamer of 5000 tons and i
40 feet long She has aCc'mm"da-
IONS for over 1900 passengers. nc
Alice will b" followed later by an
other new steamer. the Martha WASH
lnSton. of tho Same line.
John Schmidt Of brooklyn. tumh'cd
Zoo feet down the Palisades at Wee
hawkcn, y. J.. and has only bruises
70 show for his adventure. Having
tailed to find friends. he attempted
70 climb down the palisades where i
slopes off gradually. Losing his foot
ing h" rolled down tho hin and struck
inc highway. which at that point Is
d""ut midway between the bottom and
top of the cliff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17

Boston. Sept. 1G.-Upon the evidence
Of members Of the family Of Henry II.
Rogers. ana the family physician, that
the Wclf-knoWn Standard Oil man $uf-
fcrcl some sort Of Il stroke last July
and has since been unable to transact
any business. Judge Hammond in the
supreme court today announced that
it would he cruel 10 compel his attend
ancc in court, and dismissed motion
t" that effect.
The condition of Mr.. Rogers WAS dis
closed in the course Of a hearing on Il
motion tu show that ilr WaS Clpahl" Of
tending tho trial III Il suit against
him for $300o0 brought by &. NJ. Ray
mnnl Of Somcrvilc, for alleged con
version Of certain royalties i'll cn"nrr-
tion With the production Of petroleum
An aut!it throw tie suit cat Il few
weeks ago. but an appeal WAS taken to
tn" supreme court. aud IT," cas-" was
| marked for u jury trial on the first Of
tn" month. Counsel for Mr.. Rogers,
however. obtained an ind"tiuit" post
pom .n!jut. ON III" ground thai tEr il
| ebert was top il! To attend. hut the OF
posing counsel. IL :1n"kir- f. hrV" the
,;'&" II iri"cvd IN Tie trial list. made
\ nutiun tii"t MIR. Rogers y" lruu%ht
| in;, court t. sanW His f,liy-irHl ra"'
| lilies
| III" hearing. J., :-nr YAM week witt
| the testimony ~ i'r. CE"i'">; l.. l:"'t'
of \ W I;cdl"rd who .;;u;'G that Mr.
| Reg, - mad suffered frn"i S".r" sort "l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
Modernism Serious Menace
to the Church Says Pope Plus

moved from profcs$orships and the d.
rc,tiun Of educational institutions.
Third The clergy and faithfui are
not to be allowed to read modernist
publications.
Fourtll-A commission Of censorship
Is to be established in every diocese
t. pass upon the publications which
Tho clergy and faithful shall be per-
mittcd to read.
[Tfth-Thc cncyclical Of the late
Pope Leo XIII prohibiting the clergy
from assuming the direction of pub
LEGATIONS without their bishops pei
mission and providing for supervision
of the work of ecclesiastical writer's Is
confirmed.
Sixth-EcccsiaStic congresses. ex-
cent on rare occasions, are prohibited.
Scvcnth-A council is to be constitu-
ted in every diocese to combat mod
crn errors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
Judge Hammond at Boston Decides That 1t Would
Be Cruel to Compel His Attendance In Court Point
ed Questions by Opposing Counsel Seem
to Have Little Effect on The Court.

best If his knowledge. and that he
would not hold Mr. Broughton respon-
sible for any mistakes. At this time
Mir. Rroughton testified that the ply
sicians had refused to allow Mr.. Rogers
to see any members Of the family, not
excepting his wife.
Since his illness, Mr.. Rogers has not
,lined with the family. At present his
face is distorted on the right side. the
left side. of his body Is out of it's natur-
al position, and his speech Is affected.
Henry H. Rogers. Jr., corroborated
lis hruthcr-in-law in many respects.
He said that there had been only Il
Slight Improvement in his fathers con-
Gition since July, and that the only
business that he had done was to sign
three blank checks and give power Of
attorney to open safe deposit vault
III New York.
The last witness was DIR. Pratt, who
testified last week and who told the
court today that he would not state
exactly which would be the ultimate
result of the attack last July. nor to
what it was due. He thought it might
be apoplCxy or perhaps clot on tho
brain. or perhaps 9 slight paralytic
shock.
DR.. Pratt refused to say in answers
Ia questions Ivy the opposing counsel.
whether Mr. Rogers condition or re-
| luct nice to testify in the Massachu-
sctt, suit was due to his fear that he
might I've called upon to give evidence
in tho case Of the government against
| the Standard oil Co.
| Judge Hammond then reviewed the
| evidence briefly and dismissed the mo-
| tinn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
FORMALLY ELECTED.
zonites Choose VoIiva as "Ehjah'
Dowie's Successor.

Chicago. Sept. 16.-Wilbur G. N"liva'
dep0sed from the leadership of III"
Dowieitcs. which place he uSurpcd from
John Alexander DOwic, was formally
elected general overSecr Of the Chris
tan Catholic Apostolic church in Zion
for life by the general ccclcsiaStlrhl
conference held in a tent at Zion City
yesterday. The vote Of 1852 was pro
nounccd unanimous. Zion City and ITS
interests are in the hands Of receiver
and Voliva plans to leave the rlac" 70
thos' adhering to Deacon John y. Lew
is, appointed successor to DoWi".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17

York. No. sept. 1G.-Word reached
here today from OgunQuit, seven miles
distant. that Fear Admiral John
Grimes Walker. L. s. ~, RETIRED died
suddenly of heart disease at the cot
tace Of Miss :. 4. Pickering Of Salem.
at High Pasture last night, Admiral
Walker had been i'll for several days
but his death was quite unexpected
He had been spending several weeks
With his family at the Pickering cot
:arn. lie was = years Of age L :
,xpectcd that the body will be taken
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OFFiCiATES TWICE.
Bishop OF Albany. Eng. breaches TWO
Sermons at Watcrtown, Conn.

Wat"rt"un. o.. Sept. 16.-Th" hish-
~ ~ Albany, Eng, til" REV. Edward
Jacob. Who came nor" Sunday ~ visit
REV. II M CUNNINGHAM. rector "
Christ church. will 4" t" Lcnox, Mass,
for Il visit ~ Wednesday ana n"Et
Sunday Il" viii 10 in Hartford as II"
guest "f It, REV. Bishop brewster Of
tn" Connecticut diocese.
At Christ church yesterday tn" hiSh-
op of Albany preached twice. The hi-h-
Oh If Albany was Il curatc under Roy.
Mr.. CInninGham'f father and Mr.. Gun
bingham himself WAS Il curHt" under
DR.. Jacob when the lrttcr WAS vicar
Of Port5aa. Tho bishop will attend the
general convention at Richmond next
month.
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CONDEMNS PROBATION.
New Yorker Points Out Flaws in the
Prison System.

chicago. Sept 1G Til" "%tud"nt' pro-
batiun officer aud Indi&erimiu1tc grant
iH;: nf I.robatinnS were declared to be
evils of the nodcrn penal system by
Homer L; Folks "f New York ut the
con ;rt \; Of the National Prison of tn"
United states IT the Auditorium last
night. Reforming t" thu probation Off
cor who serves fcr '>n"i"ln2ical re-
search il contrast to the ones who
sorvn for hir" or aid tn" dclinuu"nt*,
Mr.. Folks said:
"rhc probation officer should try t.
do something for the delinquent instead
of learning from him or studying his
emotions Too MANY officers Il" not get
clos. enough To their charge : in TAI
re.,ncri Will" others cnnll"i lie trusted.
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Sudden Death of Rear
Admiral Walker at Ogunqult.

70 BOSTON tomorrow. daughter of
The admiral left for that city tn al
tornoon to orange for services lh"f"
tomorrow. Ii is the understood int"n-
tion Of the adniral's family to haV"
the body crcmated. after which tn"
ashes will be sent to Washington tor
Admiral Walker was a native of
New Hampshire. but was appointed 70
The navy from Iowa. He was the orig
inator ana first commodore Of the IA
rIous whit, Squadron" and hhd SER
,..l 4s rh-i~,u.n NJ both the Nic"r"-
~,,1n am l~thnian Canal C"n'''i' !
*iyu%.
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FULLEST CONFIDENCE.
Speck Won Sternberg Can Stay at
Washington Il He Wishes.

Berlin. sept. 16.-Th" G"rmar foreign
office taking c"gnizan"" of the renewal
of tn" reports that tn" German amhas-
sadrr ut Washington, Baron SI'cC1 Won
StnrrhurG. is soon I" retire, today au-
thorizcd til" statement that Emperor
William ana Chancellor Won Bucl"'y
nav" tiir fullest confidence in TIC am
~ s1rGor ana desire him to remain At
Washington 4" long as h" desires to n
so. ana th:'t u" change in the "mbassa-
dnrship has h.cn considered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
PARTLY CLOUDY.

Washington, Sept. 1G Forecast for
Eastern Ncw York: Partly cloudy
Turydry, probably l""aI showers;
Wednesday fair, light t" fresh Winds,
mostly s"uthwc:r. For New England:
Partly cloudy Tuesday, probably local
showers Wednesday, fair. fresh south
,,.....t M-in1l..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
$4,000 VERDICT
Against Dominion Coal Co For Do
minion iron G. Steel Co.

Halifax. Y. S, Sept 16.-JuStirc
Longley Of the supreme court Of Nova
Scotia tonight delivered his decision n
favor Of plaintiff in the action brought
by the Dominion Iron & Steel 60.
against the Dominion Goal O.. for the
recove~y # sI5.Ga1.ooo damages ri
hr-ach ~ contract il ""r suni@vinc
coal suitab" fr- metal working pur-
poses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
BUYS COAL ABROAD.
Navy Department Places Big Order IN
Wales For-1908.

London, Sept. 1.-THE United States
navy department has. according TO a
dispatch from Cardiff. Wales. TO a news
agency, contracted with Welsh firms for
100. 900 tons of the best steam coal, tho
deliver to extend over 1908. The prlco
has been kept secret.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17

'ne OF the large German cities has hit
upon 1 plan to improve its lands and
buildings. Any land not occupied by
buildings or in an unimprOvcd estate Is
:" W taxed double the amount it would
De If improved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17

50 many railroad accidents have "c-
CURED ut Davenport. Ia. that there Is
talk Of restricting the speed OF trains
to a nile an hour while passing through
thprt.