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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
WILL PASS THE BILL
Majority of Senators Favor vcor-
hees' Silver Repeal Bal.
SENATORS BOOKED TO SPEAK
House Frittesi Away = whole week on
Ruies--Fiocd OF nlli< Await
Ing Introduction

wAsaISoroS. Sept 3--The senate
shows no disposition to shirk the re
spoasibiilty placed upon il by the house,
10 pass the biIl TO repeal the purchasing
clause Of the Sherman silver Law. Mr.
Voorhees, has given frequent notice that
he will press the repeal bill at all times
until il 10 disposed Of IL is expected
that Mr.. Hale's proposition that the
senate meet at IL o'clock daily viii be
accepted. and thus. gently and gradually.
but firmly the pressure will bee brought
TO bear upon the silver men who hold
out in the tight against repeal IL they
are disposed to talk from this out they
will be allowed TO do 20. but whenever
there IL an intermission. Senator Ioor-
hees will probably be found pc. suasise-
~ suggesting "A vote on some amend
ment. and all the time seeking 10 bring
the question 10 final vote the favorable
issue of which he does not appear 10
doubt
Formal announcement Of speeches 10
be made have been given by Senators
Cullom, Stewart and Mills. the first for
tomorrow. AIr. Stewart for Tuesday, and
MIR. Mills for "Wednesday. IL Is probable
also that Mr.. Mitchell ~ Oregon will
address the senate on the silver question
before the week expires.
Whole Week Fritted Away.
The house. instead OF adopting the
code OF rules recommended by tho com
mittee on rules IN one session. as II was
expected would be done. spent the whole
Of last week. after Monday, in debate
upon the committees report without
coming TO any conclusion.
Much OF the opposition to the rules
was purely fictitious. and was aroused
with tine belief that while thus engaged
the house would at least be saved from
doing any damage or anything which il
or the country might regret. As
there was nothing Immediately de
manding attention il was felt
that the members could make haste
slowly and the full and free. il not dis
eursive. discussion OF the propositions
Of the committee and the amendments
offered by others was not antagonized.
But a week having been thus spent the
leaders Of the house are now. IL Is be-
lieved. satisfied that all has been granted
in the way OF debate that is necessary or
desirable and will make an effort to
secure final action on the report on
"Wednesday. the day TO which the house
has adjourned. Should they be suc-
cessful in this the intention is 10 give
Thursday 10 the introduction of bills
and adjourn from date until Monday Of
next week in case OF failure 10 carry out
this program. there are no plans for the
week, but the progress of events will de
pend upon the developments from day
10 day which no man can foresee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
ANSWERS THE DESCRIPTION.
Body Found in Detroit May be That
of 81 Paul Man.

ST. Paul. Sept 3.--The description Of
the man found dead under the wheel of
the steamer City Of Alpena at Detroit
yesterday answers. TO that OF Alexander
X. Dugan who has been missing from
his home for about two weeks Mr..
Dugan was last seen here August 81.
He had for some time past been em.
ploycd in the office of the disbursing
department ~ the Great Northern raiL
way. When last seen he was In low
spirits. lie had just been notified of
the cut in wages of all employees II that
railway and although he was drawing
a good salary he felt despondcnt and
spoke Of seeking employment elsewhere.
The belief is general among his friends
that he took a train for Duluth and
there embarked on the City 81 Alrena
for Detroit and that he fell from the
deck into the river.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

Dr. Grasc~ Ordered Address Written
on the Whisky Bottle.

DKNvEE. Colo. sept 2 Attorney I.
y. stevens prepared lengthy statement
TO the public IN defense Of his conduct
in tho Graves case and giving out the
new evidence secured on his recent trip
to the east
The most important evidence il tho
letter written by Joseph VI Breshn II
Canton. Macs. in which be says be wrote
the address on the bottle Of whisky sent
b. Mrs Rarnahy AZ the request IL a
man whose description tallics with that
* Graves.
Mr. Stevens details the history 81 bis
connection with the case az length and
expresses regret that the matter could
not be fully heard and determined in
ceurt tie denies that sny improper In
flucnee was used IN the cnee and sayshe
vas simply doing bis duty a. public
prosecution IN the case.
II was decided not g. hold the autopsy
on the remains u Dr. Graves tonight
It viii be held tomorrow morning
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
WILL TIMER the TARIFF.
Ways and Means Committee VIII BE-
gia Work To-day.

WASHINGTON. Sept 3-The commit.
tee on ways and means will tomorrow
begin the series IL has consented to con
duet preparatory 10 It's work of prcpar
iug o tariff bill The first person to be
heard IL Representative VI. -. Harter Of
Ohio. ard his purpose ia taking advan-
tsge - the opportunity offered by the
committee IL entirely consistent with
his we'll known and frequently ex-
pressed views upon the subject II am
going to talk 10 the committee. he said.
about two articles agricultural imple-
ments and four. which think ought TO
Re placed On the free list. or az least
included within the reciprocity treaties
that We make"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
PRINTERS WILL ARBITRATE
50. Paul Typos VIII Meet Publishers
Regarding Wage Cut.

ST. PAU. Sept 4. More than SEQ
union printers were present at the
special meeting To discuss cut in the
prices OF composition today. The propo-
sitions OF the publishers To arbitrate was
accepted. and H. W. bennett. delegate to
the international typographical union
meeting. was selected to represent the
printers. IL is understood that the
representative of the publishers will be
Frederick Driscoll of the Pioneer Press
and the two will select third.
Before adiourning. the printers unan-
imously adopted a resolution not to al
low any printer working on newspaper
TO put in moro than five days week
until further notice. The publishers
have posted notices in all Offices an
nouncing that they will insist upon
readiustment OF the scale by Septem-
Der Is. The present outlook is that
there will be no strike. but that the
board OF arbitrators will agree upon a
cut OF 10 per cent in the scale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
Stabbed by His Brother.

Jackson. Mich. Sept. 3.-Robert
Blain was stabbed in the stomach with
a pocket knife by his brother yesterday.
The stabbing occurred in jackson street.
but just how bad the injury is no one
seems to know. lie went to DR. Kim
ball TO have the wound dressed. but as
he was drunk and cranky he would not
let the doctor examine him. His intes-
tines. however. protruded from the
wound. The injured man had gone up
TO his brother and his wife. who were in
buggy, and made a reflection on the
woman's character. which led 10 the
stabbing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
WENT THROUGH A BRIDGE
Two Persons Killed and Elcycn In
iurcd I'm the Wreck

SrREAroR. H.. Sept. Son SATURDAY
night terrible wreck occurred ON tho
outskirts OF this city. resulting in the
death OF two unknown men and serious
injuries 10 dozen other persons. Tho
killed are two unknown men. supposed
TO be tramps. pinned under the wreclZage
The injured are Lewis Baker. kang-
ley, Thomas Cavanaugh. Peter GODDESS
Mrs. Peter Goddess. George Mcclure,
Miss Maggie Nucklcy, Herman Tisscn,
George 1issen, Mrs. Iii Williams, David
Williams and Peter Woods
At about 30 y. m. the regular freight
and accommodation train which left this
city over the Illinois Valley and north
ern branch OF the Burlington went
through a bridge and the cars of heavy
freight, together with the car containing
the passengers were piled Up az the bot
tom OF 35-foot ravine. The wreck
took fire from a stove. The uninjured
trainmrn succeeded in putting out the
flames but not until several 81 the pas
sengcrs had been severely burned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

" 3sHl NcroN, sept "A proposition
is now before congress g. facilitate the
transmittal - small suns Under this
bail on and after January I. lSli. the -
sue n psv~tsl notes viii cease. and in
steal there - u be issued a postal frac.
tional currency Ia denominations q 5.
10. - 20 and - cents. This issue - e.
le legal tender Tor sums of Ices than
fl snd rssieemable in lawful money AZ
any possofiise q the amount q al, AZ
auy money order Office 81 the fourth
clses e. the amount n e.. and At any
moaey order oaice II the fret. secsaid o.
third class - an smount not exceeding
fi0 IN any one payment % any individ-
naI On The sanle daY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
DETECTED OF sMucGLrNG.
$50. 600 Missing Prom the Wrecked
Slrafncr San Juan.

SAX FRANcIsso Sept .. The burned
steamer San Juan. on her last trip from
Hong Kong 10 Manila. had on hoard
10000 ounces of silver. worth about
$4,000. all Of which has disappeared
No signs of IL can be found by divers
working on the wreck. The chief engi
neer and a number os the steamers =
officers have been arrested and great ex-
citemcnt prevails IN Mexico. the Phi.
lipines and Hong Kong over the discov-
cry of the coin. which was found hidden
in the engine room ~ tho San Antonio,
and in the chief engineers cabin. Chief
Engineer Webb vac detected IN the act
u smuggling the fortune Ia Manila.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

hfoksn Ia sso places lying on the grss<
The murdered man wna triile lame
his right leg bore msrts of I've hcssy
bloss and Mas considerably spiintered
nr: hcemskrr found t1le IN he pocksls
AID Ms watch had not b>en taken. An
inquest vas held today. Escryfhine
goes 10 show that terrible sfruEEls
snsoed- Robbery Il Supposed o. have
led % the crime While some think u xas
retenEe Five witnesses we're examined
AZ the inquest when an aalonrnment
was taken until , o'cloek Tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

New Jersey OnRcials Announce That "a
- l.nfsxi

JsEsEv CRY. y. J.. Scpt Alt vas
officially announced by the health an
thorities THE evening that they believe
the cholera IN this city g. be practically
az an end. James Lynch. the Baltimore
suspect eho was found SICK IN The street
and sent 10 the emergency hospital. sse
releaeed this morning. The report u
DR. Briggs, In the case - Mrs Jose-
phine smith. whoee bcdy vas taken up
yesterday, will probably be made pubic
tor,orrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

CoLDwATER, Mich. Sept 3.The third
ot a series OF farm fires occurred yes;er-
day afternoon. eight acres ~ wheat
stnbble and six acres Of pasturage. be
sides many rods of fences. being burned
on the John Buggie farm. = II. Seeley
lost number of acres of valuable
cloversced. The fires we're caused by
,r~ordtarfca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

MttwsrKrF. Sept 2 Captain O. Fir
man. the German aeronaut who made
an asr~nsicn from Schiitz park this
afternoon, ie believed O. have f.een loet
IN Lake Michigan The balloon pas r..
leased II ) 2. IA. q strvnR westerly wind
scon carrying Il out upon The lake and
AZ IN. m. n cruid not ie seen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
ALLorMENTs TO CHILDREN.
scheme OF Boomers Co Get Land In
Cherokee Strip.

GUTHRIE. o. T.. Sept 3-The Santa
Fe is bringing great crowds Of Cherokee
strip settlers daily and the crowd on the
line is becoming immense. Tomorrow
morning work will commence on the
erection OF registering booths along the
line. 1t has developed today that nearly
twenty Of the allotments upon the strip
have been made 10 mere children. some
OF whom are not yet two years old.
This is in violation OF the bill. which
provides that all parties rscciving allct--
ments must have been living upon and
farming them two years previously.
Attorneys OF townsite companies have
been appointed guardians of these
minors and have received orders from
the courts to sell the allotments which
said companies will buy. securing an
early foothold in the strip and enable
them to start rival county seats in the
best counties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

Nrw YoRk. Sept. 3-The works ~
Tablance = Grosiean Agate Ware Man
ufacfurers Company. ~ Woodhaven.
Long Island. and Harrisburg. Pa. will
reopen both their establishments on
TUESDAY One thousand t~o hundred
ard fsy hands viii return 90 work in
Weoslhaven and about loo IN Harris
burg Both Ships have been closed for
three weeks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
Robbed by Highwa,mcn.

VALPARAISO. Ind. Sept. B. James
Cobb. a wealthy farmer. was returning
home last evening from this city. When
about three miles from home he was AZ.
tackled 10y two men. who jumped into
his wagon and attacked him with a club.
knocking him scnsolcss and robbing him
of sl50. lie j. badly cut over the head.
and there is a probability that he will
lose his eyesight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

CmcAoo. Sept 3 Awakened az an
by burglar IN his room. Peter McCovey
n No. l5S Johnston street while at
tempting o. fise was shot and instantly
killed Thomas alias Buff Higgins
was arrested by the police shortly after
the alarm was given and confessed 30
committing the crime.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

EErE. Pa. Sept : Early this morn.
ing the body ~ a man was found lying
alongside ~ the Lake Shore railroad
tracks between Northeast and Moor.
head The man was alive but died
shortly after being discovered Later
he was identified sCommiesioncr Fran
cis Nolan. 81 Brooklyn, \. Y, who had
fallen from a fast train and received
fatal injuries
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
sHor nv rc,oTrAps.


vkrxsTo. Minn. Sept 3-Hsrry VI.
Wslraven. proprietor q resfagrnnt
~ss shot A ! O'Clock the morning in he
opn dooryard - ne vHe about T. enter
his house.
CoFcner Jasnes Hcensaksr vas 81 once
samrooeed and found tbs dead roan
lyine &C his face With hs watch ehstn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

Nrw YoRK. Sept "A special 10 the
Times from Lincoln. Neh.. says the pres
ence OF County Attorney Murphy in the
city 30 secure requisition papers for the
return Of Barrett Scott. the embezzlinc
county treasurer. has developed that
SCOTS shortage. instead of being eco.
600. is fully $4,000 IL is believed that
only small part Of the money was car.
ried away hy Scott
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

sax FRs~s1~co. sept q Henry A.
neil. eifi1en - Albcrt Isiand. j. here
On route D. Nottnzia am England. from
wheuce he Departed 10 share the cxife %
NF. Wright. twenty yearr aeo Wright
xas convicted u taking fl.iss fr8m the
vault - The nottingham Lace company.
He mother died hrosen hearted from
the shock. and his wife deserted him
After eighteen uonths the money sas
f..4,H
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

L.SeNe. Mich. sept 3-Byron NJ
Brown. Who shot and killed Montgomery
Hcndershot last night has sobered up
and fully realizes the situation he is IN.
He j. still reticsnt regarding the fatal
row. An examination viii be held to
morrow. Brown is still confined in the
r.n3ire station
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
sxallnwesi His Hnrn.

L.xsfxa. Mich. Sept 3-John O.
Grinnell. leader ~ the Frank Tucker
Dramatic company's hand. has sued the
Lanaing street Railway company for
eie0o0 Tor personal injuries received in
May laei. During parade car struck
Grinncll in the hack. hurting him Ia the
ground and nearly causing him 10 swal.
iou his horn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

JACKSON. Mich. Sept 3-Wm. Orr. a
well digger. lost his life yesterday after
noon. He was digging we'll in loose.
sandy ground on Greenwood avenue.
when the earth caved in burying him at
depth OF fifteen feet under six feet OF
dirt. After three hours OF hard work
his body was recovered. but he was
dead. lie left a wife and three small
chiIdren
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

vfrrssrsS. Mile. Scpt a-Th~ CT
-. crop in North N's~i~sirri. Loui~isna
ara ,scnfhern Arkansas wiH b - Per
-ert sr,siier than 81 former sstimatea
fhs reoi niehts sud dry weather IA.
49, iaf. rrtt,n IN many t,cah.iee Whise
~,rn,a have Destroyed The pant %
,us,rns ~ piantaftons
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

Bar CRY. SEPT 3-Chrissopher Fes-
fefting q ksrkariiu. was waIkinE aiopz
C4nter avenue lasf nieAt whfn BE was
dFhgg~d into an alley hy two mn ard
roksbed Thes held he meath - fhst
h4 could nes csil Ter hep. The thugs
setured ouly e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

wssHIxGToy. Sert Z Richardson
case wiIl - taken up Friday. Belsnap
uiil Re glven permission - institute q
contest sad Tre-eeufe u a. II II hal h~en
Included in accordance with the ias
FrveFning sucn metteFa \ DECISION ~
tie eoniroverzv unsier theHe conditinrs
can harsiy - expecfed wiskin period
x several uicnfh~ af the earliest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

Four WkYSE Ind sept 3-F. r.
Kieekaup. the Fart Wayne attorney,
Who 49, arrfste5 IN this CITY last Tuea-
Day. on q ebarEe n iFDpersousting 80
United Stsfce marshal. wns released
SATURDAY. - The evidence vas insufB-
Gent sraiusf tbs dcfrndanf to hind him
-.n1s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

So Fearrrsco. SGT 3--Thofnas So
Ciair coevicted a the murder a. Morris
fitzgerald a TIE bark Hssper. has sp-
pesind - the suprsr0s court q the
Cnltess STATES on z viii a erruf. and be
execution eiIl - dslsTed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
His Resignation Demanded.

BAY CrrY. Mich. Sept. a-Board of
fire commissioners have asked Civil En-
gineer Harding To resign The investi-
cation made led tho board 10 take that
action. The commission refuses 20 give
to the public its reasons for. asking the
chief's resignation. Assistant Chief
Dunbar has been appointed acting chief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

IsFrrs, sept. ? John Grossly and
Edward Harrigan hss been sentenced 10
state prison for -four years by Judge
Mlsors on = charge u burglary They
hrDke into r. /. Lcier's hardware store
here one night aome tine ago add stole
a humber ~ revoivsrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

was held in the treasury dspsriment
yesterday 10 dstermins a plan fDr the
administrator. As conseq0enee an
administrator bill vii be intnDiaeed
providing fos The repeal II the 10 per
cent tax on state banka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

QUHxxsrowF. sept 3--Ihe rev
Cunari lane steamer LucanL = river
shin shin - The Campania which sailed
ve.fet,3ar from Iasryfs~i 20 bff fret
TIN e. >ru \ orb. reached f.ochrs poirt
in Ten hourp aud ~ riinutrs. 7hir is an
average ~ n knots a. bour.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04
KILLEp nY GtIItIll.As.

tapfurcd tfso.oto Government
Funds and He'd to Hopduras.
NEw YoRK. Sept "A special 60 Thr
World from Naragua. Nicaragua. ssys.
4 party 81 disbanfled fruops yesterday
captured the convoy q government
funds destined to pay the regular fro1I,e.
The escort pluckily maintained the un
equal tight and fierce hattie fesaited.
The gueriilas killed ali - the m~nli,ers
~ the escort and seized tie nloney.
amounting % s1s0on The robbers
then fed g. Honduras
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

Kills His Parents. six Young Brother
and Sisters.

BupA PEsrR. Sept. "A terrible
Tragedy has occurred IN = village near
here. 4 young man at a bail. ekaaper.
ated because his attentions a. young
lady had been sighted. imagined that
II he inherited hisfathers large estates
that he would he an acceptable suitnr.
Accordingly he returned 20 his fathers
house and killed his parents. sho ~ere
In bed asleep With q hafchei BE- then
murdered his SIX young brothers and
sisters Then ha returned O. tlie ball
and danced the remainder - the night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

psEfa sept T'he announcement
uas na.ie c.nlciaily tosiag that > kuesisn
eausdrun ell sisif jouifD ca Dciobef
~ presi6eut Carbei Ell he prcssni -
usfrrrns fle Visitors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

Hkroock. Hfch- Seyt g. Ru8pirh
Rasfh The 1syezr old pon a fndssw
Kssfh. . prominent csrnsn rltissn.
uas dsopned yesterday nftsrtrren ebile
bsthsng IN PeFtsss iskss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

V~~ Ysas. Sert 4 The steamer
afssie ~hich arrives teiay frou Port
"a frio.se $40 trthinz - the Htis-ing
sfrsrser Aive. She reporte tne ursther
asrinz the passage
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

Brtsss1s. Eept = TIE iii for tks
revision a fhe fielgian ceuetifutiur en<
pass-d by the senate ~ saturday ~
Iarna nlnlnrlfl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

Mis-. Ieaf Won oo.OOe Pounds an
Hour nt Mante Carte.

VfFrNa sept. = Triesfs newspapers
n Saturday isst aseerf fbs; Miss Leai.
young Scuich woman. who has recent
~ been playing 81 the Monte Carlo
gaming sahins. had remarkable inck for
several days which ruiminafs~d ~ the
breaking ~ the bank. She h said b
have won 0000 gy,snds n on huut.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

wssnsxsrcs. s>rf 3.-A formal meet
- - aiecnss the earrercy 81 tusfson
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-24
ROANOKE, VA, DECEMBER ga, 1898

Tom REED made on Thursday last a
very ingenious appeal to Old Virginia,
as he calls her, and West Virginia, to
stand by tho Mckinley tariff.
If the tariff were the only thing in
volved, Mr.. Reeds appeal would be
stronger But big dose CT Republic
anism mixed with small quantity Of
protection to iron ores and coal won't
be swallowed by either OF the Virginias
Richmond Dispatch
No, Mr.. Reeds appeal coming from
the source it does will not be regarded
by the Virginians. They will prefer
to do their own revision and make
their own suggestions reg arding the
Wilson bill Mr.. Reed would allow
things to continue as they are. The
Demo crats, however, are pledged to
tariff reform and revision is what is
expected from them. Many mistakes
have undoubtedly been made in the
Wilson bill and we trust the ma jority Of
those members of the ways and means
committee Will see them and make an
effort to remedy them themselves.