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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
UNDER CONTROL.
Fires At Brunswick and Topsham Are
Finally Subdued.

Brunswick, Me-. July 10.-The big
forest fire in the Mere brook district
is practically under control today af-
ter hard fight. The heroic fight of
Prof. Austin Carey and his men, to-
gether with the strenuous efforts of
the Brunswick fire department under
Chief Colby were successfully early
last evening and unless especially
heavy winds give the fire added
strength, it is believed that there is
no danger Several thousand acres of
scrub pine and slash have been burn
ed over and little valuable timber.
Perhaps the most serious loss is that
of some seeding pines which had been
set out and had been doing exceed
ingly well.
The fire at Cooks Corner is pra-
tically out and that in Topsham is
in the same condition. That part of
the big fire nearest to CoffinvIlle has
burned itself out and will only smold-
er from now on. Residents close to
the burned and burning district are
praying for rain as it is impossible
to leave windows or doors open on
account Of the pungent smoke.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
TAKES FRESH START.
Forest Fire At Newcastle Destroys
Several Buildings.

Newcastle Me. July 10.-The fire which
started in the southern part Of Newcastle
Thursday. destroying a set of buildings
and burning over several acres of land,
is again an active blaze ard this morn
iEg, famed by q southwest wind The
flames are three miles nearer Newcastl,
and Damariscotta and the situation is
alarming. Yesterday the Benjamin Dodge
buildings. including two-story house,
barn and cut-buidings. the property OF
Ernest Weeks of Jefferson. were destroy
ed.
Next the barn of Everett Schroder
caught fire and burned. The fire fighters
saved the house. A big crowd of men and
boys worked like beavers all day. The
Newcastle fire department with engine
and hose carriage were early on hand.
They were hindered by lack of water.
Even the wells are nearly dry no well
having more than one or two feet Of wa
ter which adds to the seriousness of
things
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
Reception to Miss Cooper.

The young ladies of the Noname Club
held the most delightful meeting of rhe
year last evening at the home of Miss
Geneva Hartman. Highland avenue.
The meeting took the form of re-
ccption to one Of their members, MISS
Cora Cooper of Randolph, who has
been absent in Boston for several
months. The meeting was made more
of party affair than the other meet
ings of the club The usual program
with needle and thimble was done away
with and the first part of the evening
was devoted to a crOquet tournament
upon the lawn. which was brilliantly
lighted with Japanese lanterns. Re
freshments of ice cream and cake We're
served and Miss Cooper's relation of
the jolly good times she had while in
Boston formed no small part of the
evenings enjoyment The croquet
tournament was won by Miss Ida
Emery and Miss Mollie Bowling.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
THE AIOMA AND ARROW
WINNERS OF DOVER RACES

Dover, n. H, July 1O.-The three
days trotting meet at the Granita
State park closed today with free.
for-all pace and a PA trot The trot
went to The Aloma, in straight heats
the only problem being how fast the
rest of the field could make the winner
go. In the free-for-all pace Driver Cox
uncovered the winner in Arrow, bay
gelding, owned by Charles Kellar of
Boston. My Star Won the first heat in
2.07A. the fastest heat of the race. The
second went to Jenny w, then Cox
sent Arrow to the front in three
straight heats.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
allsaSGNONtN-s.PER
(Continued from Page One.)

nhoned Mr. Sattler about the occur
renee at the request OF MT. "H@oii'
Frederick Buckman, the express agent
who received the poisoned package
for delivery to Wilson. SAID ,he man
who brought the package to the oihce
Of the Philadelphia local express coiil-
pauy was from 80 to 4O years ON
The driver returned the receipt sign
cd "Mrs. Wilson, The witness SAID
tne package contained label Whlcn
bore the name of Peter Schemm.
william Olmsted, salesman OF the
Keystone Type Foundry. told OF vis-
if tn the Mace on June 16 Of man VINO
wanted two characters OF cer'aii
s,v,e Of the capital letter IS" Olmsted
said he told the man he could obtain
the type desired later. The witness
said a man who looked very much IKE
the stranger he had waited upon, call
ed at a later date and purchased the
canital IS" from another salesman.
Olmsted's description Of the man dld
not tally exactly with that given ny
B,lcknam, the expressman.
The coroner's three physicians, Drs.
Meeker, Robinson and WadsWorth, tes-
tilted that they found cyanide of potas-
stun in the stomach of DR.. Wilson. Dr.
KadGy of St. Joseph hospital, to
which institution Wilson was taken.
testified that shortly after Wilson's
admission a man came to the hospital
and inquired if Wilson was dead. This
closed the testimony and the jury re-
turned a verdict to the effect that Will
son came to his death from cyanide of
potassium poison at the hands Of per-
sons unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
LEWIS VS.. RUSSELL.
Something About the Lads Soon to
Meet At Bangor.

Harry Lewis, the Wclterweight cham
pion Of the world. is wanted by Jim Cof-
froth, the big boxing magEate Of Califor
mia, for bout at Colma Labor day with
some welterweight boxer who is a good
drawing card. Several were mentioned,
among them Jimmy Gardner, but as an
attraction Jimmy did not appeal to Man
ager Johnny Mooney, who suggested to
Mr.. Coffrcth that he seek and sign some
man who is better thought of by the peo-
pie who patronize boxing.
The next wire that MIR. Mooney recciv-
ed from Manager Coffloth read: How
will INK Russell dG?"
A reply was Immediately transmitted
that contained the following words: NO
chance. Russell and Lewis meet in Ban
gor next week"
This is sufficient to prove the real
worth of the match that Manager Hanks
has successfully tied up for the patrons
of glove bouts in Maine. He has secured
something for the sports of Bangor that
the big promoters of California were will
Ing and anxious to stage. .-
The Augusta man is certainly on the lob
to provide the best and it looks as if he
would make good despite the fact that he
70 up tSdiiSI Tue Dig CSIIOrnla boxing
trust. He has the lap on them up to date
and has beaten them to it for the best
welterweight match that could be ar
ranged.
Hanks has the confidence of the East
ern managers and promoters aut; they
swear by him. This is wholly due to his
fair way of doing business. When he
promises the boys a certain amount he
will make good.
They all know this and that is why he
is able to do more than any other pro-
moter east of Boston. He has proven
that to the men who attend glove con.
tests and, like the managers. he has their
fullest confidence. With an array of fine
preliminaries he offers them star show
Tor next Tuesday night. BY way of COM
parlson few opponents of both men are
named and what each did against them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
Captures Two Heats sf
Championship Race.
Major DeImar Takes Second
and Wi|kesheart Third,
Best Time, 2.0e l.2, In First Asa
On ReadyIIle Track.

Readville, Mass, July 10.-Sweet Ma.
rie won the free-for-all race at the
New England Breeders Track meet
here today for the trotting champion.
slip OF the world today, capturing tho
first and third heats and losing tbo
second to Major Delmar. Wilkeshear,
was a poor third, except in the second
heat, when he took second place after
a hard struggle for the lead. The hes,
time was made in the first heat. 20sH
In the final neat Major Delmar got
away from the wire at top speed and
led by length at the quarter pole. bu,
Andrew drove Sweet Marie hard in
the back stretch and passing McDon.
aid at the three quarters. won easily
Wilkesheart had slight advantage
in the second until the home stretch
was reached when he weakened, allow.
ing Major Delmar handy win
Sweet Marie made bad break soon
after the field got the word, and trail.
ed behind, but coming home she bare
ly missed beating Wilkesheart for
second place. The time for this heat
was 208A, the first half mile being
covered in 102A.
Major Delmar and Wilkesheart raced
like team to the seven-eighths pole in
the final heat. with Sweet Marie trail.
ing two lengths back. At this point
Wilkesheart began to weaken, while
Andrew was coming very fast with
Sweet Marie. The latter ran at even
terms with Major Delmar at the long
distance, when Delmar suddenly made
a standstill break. Sweet Marie having
only to jog to the wire an easy victor
in 2.O7L
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
Funeral Friday Morning Of
Late Wales |, Miller.
The Food Sale and Strawberry
Festival a Grand Success.
Teeonnets Of WaterviIIe will Play
7. N. 4. Team Today.

Belfast, Me, July 1O.-(SpeciaD.-
The funeral of the late Wales L. Miller
took place at the Miller home
stead on Miller Hill few miles
from this city this morning at 10
O'Clock, Rev. Ashley A. Smith of the
Universalst church officiating.
Mr.. Miller was the son of the late
Samuel w. Miller. one of the promi-
on the Miller homestead, built many
years ago by his grandfather, and lived
there his entire life of 81 years. lie
is the last survivor of his family He
married Miss Annie Lewis who died
about four years ago. Two children
were born to them one dying and the
other being Mrs. Annabel Underwood
who lived with her father administer
ing faithfully to his wants during mis-
declining years. Mr.. Miller was great
ly beloved by all who knew him.
The Food sale and Strawberry festi-
val which was held in the North church
parlors yesterday afternoon was
great success socially and financially.
Nearly everything was sold at an early
hour and much more could have been
disposed Of had they had it. The Food
sale was under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Circle of the North church. The
other booths We're under the manage
ment of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety and the proceeds will be devoted
by the latter to missions. The Food
sale was presided over by Mrs. Clar-
ence O. Poor, J. w. Jones and Mrs. A.
j. Knowlton. Miss Alice Poor had
charge of the candy table; Miss Avis
Morrison and Miss Margaret Hazeltine
served Russian tea; Miss Florence
Dunton presided at the stock and belt
table where all sorts of dainty hand
made work was sold, including many
dainty komonos; Miss Margaruite D.
Pillsbury served Strawberries and
cream; Miss ENERGY CHM served ice
cream, while Ruth Kimball. Freda Syl-
vester. Hester Brown and Margaret
and Mabel Craig acted as walters. A
neat little sum was netted for the So
cieties.
The Teconnat baseball team of Wat
ervile will play the Young Mems AS
sociation in the Congress street
grounds Saturday, the game being call
ed for 1 o'clock in order that the Wis
itors may leave on the 3.15 train.
Mrs A. J. Kannard of Boston is the
guest of her brother, A. II. Duhamel in
this city.
The Methodist Society are planning
an excursion to Bucks HarbOr, one day
next weekk.
The Waldo County Lodge of Odd
Fellows will attend Divine service in
the Universalist church next Sunday
and will listen to an address by the
pastor. Rev. A. A. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
Yankees Do Well
At Bisley Shoot.

Bisley. July lo.-The gold medals
to their credit and useful lead in
the first stage of the international
team match, the American marksmen
easily carried off the honors in the
shooting contests held here today in
connection with the Olympic games
The victory of Lieut. Semon Of Ohio.
in the S00-metre individual contest
in which he scored no less than 5s
points over his nearest competitor,
winning the gold medal is regarded
as particularly brilliant performance.
The concluding three ranges of the
team match are to be shot tomorrow
and the winners of the competition
will be acclaimed the champion marks
men of the world.
The Americans made splendid
start this morning in the most i'm
portant match of the Olympic rife
contests. the international competi-
ton. At the 200-yard range the Ameri-
cans made the high score with 4%
Sweden was second with 423, followed
by other teams with scores as fol-
lows: England 419, Canada Az, France
39'. Norway 396, Greece SS9 Den
mark, 275.
The first five men of the American
team got into the 20 class.
Captain Casey of Delaware topped
the list with H. the best individual
score of the distance
In the shootoff for the double shot
competition at 4 running deer, Walter
Winans, American, won the gold medal
with score of A against Rankms
Al. Rankin is an Englishman.
In the shootoff for second place IN
the single shot competition at run
ming deer Rankin won with 80. Rogers
20.
America did even better at the b"
yards in the international match con-
test, scoring 43S out of possible 4a'
England scored 436. The aggregates
Tor the two ranges now are America
500; England S55; Sweden S4S: CANADA
$50 and France S14 The other teams
also scored under 800
Luezhney contributed a useful 70. the
highest score possible, to the Ameri-
can tally.
Under the wretched weather condi-
ditions the scoring was remarkape'
The winl blew diagonally across the
range and clouds of mist drifted con-
tinually between the marksmen ana
the targets
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
GoIcoNDEL AND WATERSHED
WINNERS At BRIGHTON BEACH

Brighton Beach, July 1O-First race.
o-year-o old maidens and upwards, 1-16
mile: Golcondel 10S. Miller, 5 to l. to
l. even. won; Florence III, 1O5, BrusseH.
!o 70 l, to !, to l. second: Monocle
~ Amidon. to 1, 8 to S, A to 5, third
Iime 14S 2-5. Chaplet. Count Rein
fret. Montrose, Rosario, Mayrose. jig
music and Coat of Arms also ran.
second race, steeplechase, handican
fuil course, about 2k miles: Water
speed, 146. McAfee. 9 to 10. 1 to S. on,
won; Delcanta, 147, Boadwee, to 3
to 5. out, second; Robador. 134
OHeider, ~ to !, to out, third Time
10 1-5. Sandy Creeker fell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
BOYS START FIRE.
Set Underbrush Near Sanford to Blaz-
ing With Serious Results.

Sanford, Me. July 10-Two boys set
fire to the underbrush in a piece of low
ground between this village and Spring
vale about 1890 today and in an hour Il
acres had burned over. An alarm was
sent to Sanford and all the fire depart
ment which was not at the big kenne.
bunk fire hurried toward Springvale un,
der command of Deputy Fire Chief L. c.
Holmes
At 11.39 o'clock the fire was racing along
the line of the Atlantic Shore Line Rail-
road toward Springvalc village A high
wind is tanning the flames and there is
grave danger that several homesteads
will be destroyed unless the men succeed
in controlling it soon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
Northport Notes.

F. B. Knowlton and Mrs. Knowton
have opened their cottage for the sea-
son and are entertaining as guests, Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. r. Locke of Belfast,
Miss Louise Knowlton and Miss jose
phine Wiggin of Bangor The Knowl-
ton family have spent many seasons
at this resort and are always welcom-
ed by the cottagers.
A. D. French of Waltham, Mass, is
a guest at the Northport Hotel. His
son Bert will arrive later.
The Ring family Of Orono have ar
rived and will pass several weeks in
the Guildford cottage in Bay View
park.
A. S. Chicks family of Bangor have
arrived and opened their cottage for
the season. Mr.. Chick will pass as
much time as he can get from his busi-
ness here.
owen Moran sailed from England
Wednesday for America.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
AT Slx-MiLE FALLS,
Bangor Firemen Go With Steamer to
Fight Forest Blaze.

Bangor. Me-, July 1O-A call was re.
ceived in Bangor shortly after - o'clock
Friday noon for help to 60 to Six-Mile
Falls to fight big fire burning in the
woods short distance from the Bangor
& Aroostook station at North Bangor.
Chief Mason Immediately dispatched the
engine from the central fire station and
Hose to the scene. with a crew Of fire.
men who answered the ringing Of the bell
and volunteered to go along.
The firemen on arrival laid 1000 feet of
hose from Kenduskeag stream and at 3
O'Clock it vas thought they would be
able to handle the fire.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
Will Race At Southport.

1t will be of much interest to those,
who witnessed the race on July 4th
between the fast motor boats owned
by j. J.. Gibson and w. d. Harrington
to know that Mr.. Harrington will en-
ter his boat in the cup races to be
held al Southport July II and IS in
which number of Maine and New
York motor boats owned by summer
visitors will compete. The Harring-
ton boat has not been classed yet out
will probably be entered in the free
for all race.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
Gardiner lodQe, X, Of p.

At the last regular meeting of Gar
diner Lodge, x. of F., the following Of
ficerS were chosen:
Chancellor Commander-C. A. Rams
dell.
Vice ChancelIor-James Sears.
Prelate-B. A. Gray:
Master at Arms-W. F. Johnson.
Inner Guard-Elmer Wing.
Outer Guard-H. D. Roberts.
These officers will probably be in
stalled at the meeting Monday even
ing. July 20
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
BOB SPADE MAY JOIN
THE BOSTON NATIONAL

Cincinnati, Ohio. .Iulv IN D.
Spade, the pitcher that has stirroa ~
all Cincinnati, owing to the fart that
the local club asked for waivors -,
ni'n, may become the property of the
Boston Nationals.
Boston wired from st. Louis that
they refused to waive on Spade. New
YORK refused to waive on him yes1er-
DAY and the Cincinnati club was about
ready to turn Spade over to them to-
day when Boston stepped in The mat
ter will be decided between New Yorl,
and Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
Robson THREATENS TO
JUMP NATIONAL LEAGUE.

st. Louis. July 10-To jump the Ma
tional League and transfer its fran
chise. park and players to the Ameri-
can Association is said to be the plan
or Stanley Robson, who is angered az
what he believes to be a movement on
the part of the other National League
club owners to force him to sell ou'
his holdings by refusing to sell or srae'
him good players. D
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

Iom Raftery, the Boston lad and for
mer New England League star. is
booked to play for Cleveland next
season. Raftery is at present the star
hitter of the Pacific Coast League
where he plays with Portland. Ora
Cleveland got a line on him last fall
when he was member of the Charles
ton, $. c.. team.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Fire Breaks Out Again and 800 Volun-
teers Fight It.

Portland, Me-, July 10.-The fire on
Cape Elizabeth broke out again today
and 200 volunteer fire fighters, citizens
and soldiers, are fighting it. They hope
to check it at the road from the Allen
farm to Cape Cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

The orchestra from the Perkins In
stituton for the Blind were guests of
the Cobbossec Inn Club last evening.
About 80 members of the club were
present to listen to the concert given
by the orchestra, which included half
a dozen numbers that We're finely rem
dered and warmly applauded. The
members of the orchestra were accom-
panied by James Morang of Randolph,
who is student at the institution. and
they will be his guests during their
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At jersey City-Providence :, Jersey
City J.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5, Newark 4.
At Toronto-Montreal 5. Toronto 1.
At Buffalo--Buffalo 8, Rochester T.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport -Meriden 4. Bridgeport 0.
At New Haven-New Haven 49, Holyoke
Girst game); Holyoke }. New Haven 0
(SecCnd game).
At Hartford-Hartford 6, Springfield S
(irst game); Hartford l, Springfield 0
(second game).
At Waterbuly-New Britain 10. Water
bury I.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

DR.. F.. M. Putnam of Farmingdale
and Mr. and Mrs. William CHM of this
city have gone to the Richardson
House at Capitol Island for several
weeks stay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

Lewis and Russell will both attend tho
ball game at Bangor today. Lewis vii,
pitch the first ball over for the visitors
and Russell will do likewise for the Pan
gors.
seats i"r the Tuesday night bouts may
pe obtained at Perry's restaurant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
Daily kenneber journal,
Saturday, July II, 1908.
GARDINER.

Mrs. Julia Stevens of Randolph has
returned from Newton. Mass. whcle
she has been for several months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

Frank Dumphy Of this city has gone
to Boothbay HarbOr for a stay of two
weeks with his nieces from Boston at
the Menawarmett Hotel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

The Hallowel Locals have cancelled
the ball game which they were to play
at HallOwell this afternoon with the
Cobbossee Inn team. Manager Bur-
CESS succeeded late last night in secur-
ing game with one of the strongest
teams in Augusta for this afternoon.
The game which will be played on
Quimby field. will be called at o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

Tasker Bros. will begin their summer
markdown sale Of ready made clothing
on Wednesday, July Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
AT PITTsBURG.

Pittsburg ......O 2O1 2 0 l 1-7-12-4
New York ...4 0 0 0 0 1-1-6-12-1
Batteries-Young, Leifeld. Lever and
Gibson: Witt and Bresnahan. Time, 2h.
Umpres, O'Day and Klein.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
kETCHELL AND KELLEY TO
FIGHT AT SAN FRANClSCO'

San Francisco, July 10.-Stanley
ketchell and Hugo Kelley today were
matched to fight 20 rounds on July
81 at the Coliseum in San Francisco
for the proposed Ketchell and Flynn
contest, which has been declared OIL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
AT ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis .......o 90 900 0 0 o-o-e-s
Brooklyn .......0 0 0 O. 1880
Batteries-Lush and Ludwig Mcintyre
and Bergen. Time, LA. Umpire, Rigler.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

Mrs. f.. w. Mnrrell has gone to Lit
tlcjohn's island in CaSco bay for a stay
of Il week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

Rev. +. Y Mullins. D. d.. of LOUIS.
vile. KY. was reelected president o.
the Baptist Young Peoples Union a.
Fridays session of the annual 1conven-
tion at Cleveland, Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
LATEST SPORTING NEWS.
BASEBALL.
(Continued from Page FOur.)

Two-base hjts-Huggins. Dahlen. Inree-
base hits-Ganzel. Kane. Sacrifice hits
Eanzei Kane Hulswitt. Browne. Stolen
hasescKane. Schlei Double play-Dor-
ner, IIahlen and McGann. Bases on Daiis
OFF Ewing l. off Dorner g. Struck out
BY Ewing 2, by Dorner 3. Hit by pitcher
BY Dorner /. Passed ball-Schlel. Time,
1.5O. Umpire, Rudderham.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

Pamedecook Lake, II miles from here.
The loss will be heavy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

Miss Annie Levine returned yestar-
day to Waterville, after visit to Miss
Rose Wolman of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11

stay here. The concert at the Inn was
followed by a smoke talk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
AT CHICAGO.

Chicago ....20 000O00O 70 1-3-10-1
Philadelphia ......0 90 01 0 90 0 Oos-10-2
Batterie e-Brown and Moran: Foxen
and Doom. Time, 2O. Umpire, John
stone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-11
DANGER IS UNABATED.

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-07
FAIIsMONT WEST VIRGINIAN OPP
POSED TO SEPARATE
COACHES.

The Fairmont West virginian is
opposed to separate coaches for
whites and blacks. and calls IT an
utter folly to talk Of such a thing
for central and northern West Vir-
ginla
A few days ago The following Cd
Itoria. appeared in the Leader:
The Foirmont West Vlrginlan
critci-os the Democrats for the
adoption Of the Jim Grow" plank
n their state platform Does the
West Virginiaa want the white wo-
men G. The state 20 ride in the same
coach with noproes2 II it does. will
t have tho courage to say so2-
10 This the Fa.rmont West vir.
g.u.an made tho following reply.
Certainly. 10 the negroes behave
taom Gives and they do ln this part
Of tho state Separate cars for the
white md coiorcj people are prob
ably a right where the negro pop
matou large but t SIS utter fol-
I'd .ak of such thing for cen
tra' and northern west Virginia.
Some people arc "a great deal nicer
.n tnn.r Own ~etimat'on than fhey
arc wise in the estimation Of 9TH
Wr axe 70 that The editor Of the
Fa.runnt west V'rginIan is willing
Iyr b family 20 ride 300 the same
coaches with the blacks where in
certain ecHous OF The state they
may Do. objected % in ults.
WHY Is no. against soparatng she
races and requiring the railroads tC
provide squaI accommodations q
j both2 +