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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

Enthusiastic Meeting Held and Orr
ganization Perfected.
MANY STREETS TO BE CLOSED.
Booths to be Erected along Broad
Street-Sidc Streets to be Shut
on to Tratlic-Assistant Sec
rotary z. "A. S. Brine.

The first regular. meeting of the stock
holders of the Richmond Carnival Asso-
ciation was held in the Chamber of Com
merce yesterday afternoon. The meet
ing was called to order by President Alex
ander Meyer.
PRESIDENT Meyer stated that the Com
mlttee on Ordinances had been in con-
ference with Col. w. E. Cutshaw, City
Engineer, regarding the space allowed
for booths. They hat asked that th=y
be allowed to erect booths nine feet wide,
but Coz. Cutshaw met the committee
more than half way. He allowed the
privilege of constructing booths tWe-ves
feet wide, thus using seven feet OF the
street and five OF the pavement. Col.
Cutsnaw also granted permission to else
to traffic those side streets desired. The
privilege of fourteen streets was asked
fer and granted.
President Meyer then called upon Mr..
Marx Gunst TO tell of the result OF his
Investigations as to the lighting required
Mr. Gunst stated thai about 5000 cubie
feet of gas per day would be required.
and as the Council Committee on LiSht
hold meeting last iSht, he suggested
That a committee be appointed TO confer
with that body, and ask the city to FUR
nish that amount Of gas free each day.
He stated, however. that. the otiieiiis
Win whom he had conferred had stated
that corsiderab be difficulty would De eN-
pe.1enced in piping and tapping mans.
DIRECTORS ELECTED
At this juncture Mr.. L. z Morris arose
and stated that this discussion WAS lor-
e.gn to the object of the meeting, as tue
call was issued for the purpose OF eisctihs
a Board of Directors. secretary ard ersas-
urer. The point was carried, ana NJ: I
Morris was made Chairman
"A discussion as to the number Of Direc-:
tors was then he'd Mr.. S. Bsyan p o.
proposed that the Board consist Of .sf hitesn
Mr.: III. L. Valentine wanssd the iscafu
TO be composed of twenty-oHe Mf: sam
ueI Stern seconded Mr.. Valentine nc
ton. MIR. Bryan offered as an an.els.-
ment his original motion This was ac-s
&cepred.
The Chair then appointed Messrs. Mes-s
CREATION and Mills as asselmn.lsssse =. 70
snomlnateSa Board of Directors. M AZ .Sr
ktnesreport had been made, 1t showed etiisls
a Board of Directors was already IN eAis-s
tence.sS
rhe bylaws were then read, and WITH
some minor amendments. were adopseu.
The discussion was then resumed. ana
1T was stated by several that these VINO
had not subscribed or shown an active
interest in the affairs OF the Association
should not havesa place In he dire lsfs.5
T { was finally decided that tn B5asos
should consist Of sth,rt y-seven ~ enoe rs
OMPLETE LIS
TRe amended list Of Directors now
reads: .. -.
SooWardIn. n. C.TEppa, Marx sGunsk ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
No
One
Above

close attention of the senators and Of a
number of spectators. lie spoke with
much earnestness and force. and, in con-
ciusion. eloquently appealed to the Sen
ate to follow the example of all civilized
countries and of the most prosperous
large class Of worthy and deserving peo-
pie.
ALB o'clock The chair was vacated I'M
til $3.50 p. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
At the afternoon session there was a
larger attendance Of Senators than is
usual when only bills as to which no
objection Is made are to be considered.
The. Senate put in more than two hours
Of hard work. The following bills We're
passed:
HOUSE BILLS.
To amend road law for Culpeper
county.
To extend time for r. u. Buford to
collect fee bills.
To amend section 4loG of Code. in rela-
ton 10 jurisdiction OF police justices, &c.
To amend section Ssel Of Code, as to
sale OF intoxicating liquors.
To amend charter OF city OF WIZ
chester.
To authorize DR.. II. w. NJ. Washli's-
ton to erect wharf.
To amend game law of Pittsyivania
county.
To enlarge powers of Richmond Power
and Passenger Company.
To reduce train rates on LouisViiie
and Nashville railway.
Providing for connections of railroads
10 incorporate Wise Terminal Com
pany.
TO prevent fire insurance companies
from entering into combinations.
To allow Thomas w. Taylor TO erec'
a wharf.
To authorize Council Of Chatham tc
issue bonds.
For the relief of C. R. Nichols
In relation to provisioning lands IL
Isle of Wight.
For the relief Of 3. T. Gunter, Jr.
For the relief of w l.. Rye, of Hall
fax county
To enable rector and Visitors Of the
Virginia Polytechnic institute 10 provide
needed accommodations.
FOR the relief of Mary J. Webb.
For the relief Of Caroline Pool.
For the relief of Il. NJ. Robinette.
To authorize the Board of supervisors
of Warwick county to compensate trea-
surers.
To provide for keeping in repair roads
and bridges in Grayson county.
To authorize the supervisors of Nor
folk county TO provide against nuisances
To amend the road law c. Carroll
county.
To prevent hogs from running at large
in GTayson county.
TO amend section 2;es of The Code il
relation TO deeds of trust.
For the relief OF the sureties of l.. G.
Thomas.
TO amend the charter of Newport
News.
To incorporate Little Bay Lodge, I. O.
o. F., of Lancaster county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
Scy,nth-Strect Banquet.

Covers will be laid for 800 at the ban
quet to be given this evening at Seventh
Street Christian church.
DR.. Charles w. Kent, of the University
of Virginia, will respond to the toast.
Masculine Christianity.i Prof. c. a.
Young. also of the University. will speak
on the Equipment of Man for Els Work, :,
and DR.. B. A.ZAbbott. of Baltimore. on
the Christian Church of the Age.
& DR.. E. B. Bagby. of Washington. a
former chaplain of the House Of Represen-
.tatives,swill give "reminiscences of a chap
lain Of the National Congress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

The Southern Bell Telephone md Tele
graph Company announces that tele
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:ts lines with Lynchburg. Va: Danvie.
va roanoke, Va: Wakefield. Va; APP
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vile. N. c.: Charlotte, u. c.: Columbia.
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For further particulars crquire at the
Public Pay Stations. and at Managers
Office, 1914 east Main street.
SOUTHERN BELL. TELEPHONE AND
TFJ EGRAPII COMPANY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
VIGOROUS RUBBING

7rith Dixie Nerve and Bone Lin:ment will
cure rheumatism, pains in the back.
shoulders, sides and. limbs. Stir joints,
soreness in the muscles and sinews are
quickly relieved with a few applications
Of Dixie Nerve and Bone Lin'-nent. 1t
cures neuralgia. it removes and cures COINS
and bunions without pain. It Is the best
liniment for both man and beast Price,
25 cents,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
DIR. DavlD,s LIVER PILLS

are offered to the public as the best cure
for q disordered liver known. and but one
trial is needed to convince the most skep-
Teal OF this fact
These pills are very mild and harmless
in their action upon the Liver and Bow
els and where persons are suffering With
any Bilious Affections. and especially
Sick Headache, Costiveness. Dyspepsia,
OF any disease Of the LIVER OR sTcM-
ACH. they should always have a box OF
them near at hand, and take them by
directions found on the box
The verdict of everybody that has TAX
en DR.. David's Liver Pills is. They
are the best and most pleasant pills
ever took" All sufferers should give
them a trial Price. 25 cents box: FIVE
boxes for s.. For sale everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

Hume Robert Lecky, Jr.. Morgan r.
Mills, John Murphy, A. L. Phillips, e.
X. Pollock. E. V Valentine. Jud. b.
Wood J. S. Bryan. w. s.. Copeland. II.
D. Eichelberger, o. y. Tunsten, o. A.
Hawkins, J. j. Hill, FL. c. Jones, Leo
Lorraine, I. O. Miller, L, T. Norris, W.
C. No,and, James D. Patton, John D.
Potts. c., W. Saunders, Fl. L. Valentine,
H L. Wilson, III. w. Wood. ~. j. Mar
cuse, Berkley Williams, E. III. Cloves
Otway S. Allen, and Sam. Stern
The president and vice-president wero
declared ex-ofIicio members of the EIecu-
tive Committee, which is composed OF
the above-named officers. the treasurer,
chairman Finance Committee, and three
other members.
The stockholders meeting then ad.
iourned and a meeting of the Board OF
Directors was held.
A quorum, it was decided. would acom-
prise rine members. The board then or
ganized, and MIR. Alexander I'll. Meyer
was elected president: Colonel J.. S. Har-
wood. vice-president: fr. o. r. Funsten,
treasurer; Mr.. Fl. D. Eicheiberger, sec.
rotary.
The election of an assistant secretary
caused considerable discussion, as thas
official will have much to do. Mr.. H. L.
Valentine nominated Mr. p. A s. Brine;
Mr. A r. HoIderby. Mr.. Fl F. Smith:
President Meyer put in the name OF
Mr. a. II. Tyler.
1t was finally decided that the secre'
tary be allowed to appoint his own as
sistant, subject to the approval of tho
board and also for the securing OF q
typewriter Mr.. p. e. S. Brine was Sc
lccted as assistant secretary
CARNIVAL NOTES.
The headquarters OF the Richmond
Carnival Association will be located at
No. SO East Main Street
Several changes have been made IN
thc Board of Directors of the Associa<
ION.
Col w. E.. Cutshaw IS heartily in fayo4
of the Carnival projsct. and will give
much valuable assistance to the promo
rers of the nroiect.
Gas will IN ell probability be used To
Illuminate the arches that will be erected.
The city will lie asked 10 give the amount
OF gas required free. It IS estimated that
6cSe0 cubic feet per day will be naces-
sary.
me Advertising Committee is getting
together. and the people will be made,
thoroughly familiar with the G-eat Rich
moad Carnival.
A teatur, OF The Carnival viii be the
big tournament TO be given pne day
during the week at the ExposttieH
Grounds. under the management OF Mr.
Lee Todd, who 50 successfully managed
the tournament last fall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
.,:ar. poMcr Wnnted.

Mr.. W. c. Baldwin, detective for thu
Norfolk and western railroad. was In tha
city yestecda z.
He cane here in the interests OF a meas
,.re. now before the Legislature, design
ed to extend the powers of the railroad
detectives, 50 that they may make ar
rests of parties. who rnake depredationi
on the railroad lines, at any place In any
COUNTY, through which the railroads pass
The present law only allows such ar-s
rests 20 be made on the property OF tha
railroads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
8 Study forithe Ministry

Z Mr.. Frank Il Wells, book-keeper at
Mr.. S. II. Cottrell's coal yard. is spreparing
himself TO enter Randolph Macon College
next fall to study for the ministry.
Mr.+yVells Is a young man OF splendid
attachments, and will. no doubt, be a
success IL this work -
He is perminent in Epworth League
and other church work. and has been
heard from the rostrum with pleasure, 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
Reccrtio, Postponed.

The reception which was to have been
given to Rev. E. l. Goodwin. OF St.
Marks church, has been postponed on
account of Lent.
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin arrived here last
night from Charles ton. 8. G.. and wilt
temporarily live with his brother. Rev.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

BY Senator Lvle--For the relief of
Mary A Ferguson, widow OF a Confcder-
ate soldier and S. II. Coleman. Sra dis
nbled Confederate soldier.
BY Senator Walace-For the relief OF
Susan Hefiin. widow Of a Confederate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

THE GENUINE DIR. DAVIDs
Cough Syrup sells for Is cents a bottle.
as every bottle Is richly worth dollar.
1t cures Coughs. Colds. Group, Bronchitis.
and Throat and Lung troubles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

BY Senator Donohoe-To amend the
law prescribing the effect as evidence OF
deeds conveying property. sold under
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

RELIABLE VACCINE VIRUS.
Fresh and reliable vaccine virus receiv-
co from Vaccine Laboratories four times
week. Owens & Minor Drug Co.. Rich
moud, Va. i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

Il Adanron. p. a. S. Brine, e: V6.
:ooWardIu. Il. 6. Epps, Marx Guns, -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
The Senate.

The Senate met without prayer, Lieu
tenant-Goyernor Echols presiding. Those
bills passed by the House on "Wednesday
were read by their titles. Nearly all Of
them were placed upon the calendar
Such as were referred will, except possi-
bly,. In a few instances, not be reported
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
FORMER RlSS0URlkN DEAD.
James y. Dennis0n Had a Varied
Military Career.


NeN York. July IA picturesque and IL
teres-i1E military career came - 81 end or
THURSDAY evening when jams a D~-;n;-
son. formerly Lieutenant Colonel OF, the
Seye--s--:lrs; Regiment Gle5 a: ~ lIno..-E
~ his home = rs r.-E- NJ = last o'.-~
HUNDRED ana SiXt--r-- street
Al N. zine q IS -.--E ne Vas rae
tic.uE law. but Sarge gl-- ~ rs -it- t1.
been spent II military service. .HtA T. te-s
country and abroad Wh-- 7" years 20 ne
enlisted IL the FGf;eT-t. M-Ss1-Ei N".il;;-
-feers. reserve CORPS. That raS = sep
reTcHeT. ISL Yong Esr---s1C served IS =
private u-ttt --f January following. Ia
April. $50 ae joined Company =. Eighth
Missouri CsvEl-.. All serve. VIII th.st
regiment -u April =. SO I.-''n. '-:s
after The CIVIL Wa- =. --,:e--ri t-s N:litarE
Academy ar WeS- E-.-T and -st-ia:--. =
-" getting 2 commission - Second - L
tenant ii -ae- Second United states A-'i--
leTy- Re VAS transferred % -ne cstv9.-> :
Second Lieutenant 2 The E.Shth J-l'e.
States Cavalry ~ gi-rraer. 81 Nher= ne
served .grrii august. 81
HIS adventurous spirit -n9F -ir1 = -! pt
n -s-E aut on New Years Day. 80 E-
Vas commissioned : Major = Engineers II
tie Egyptian Army serving WIN as M
--c: and britl.s-cv ill Jar-zrT : LS,s. l-sfe-
~ returned n The United S-a-sS- an. l..
September -. ~ chosen Lieutenant
Colonel u -r- Savz--r--7rSf IA ir'2'--- z
New York He -e-i ne -lac" IL l,t''.
Ara Ee-ue1rs [rE The fI-@-a, a--2lt WpE4
from his family a. Toh-s-17v-l. y =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
uT-NANE SOCIETY REPORrThe Hr-
IN THE COUNTY.

--U--.L-~ She-;f, John osr0rr= Wen; 20
.T.e---,.r. city Yesterday morning with the
prisoners cc-r!rrs.. - Ire PRESENT May term
- the = Louis county circuit Court The
y-iS--.-s We Hang e. Py--. Senior need 70
TWENTY-FIVE Years. Herman Ee-isa:h. ten
F..rS. assault with intent 10 XII. J W
Il .-g--S r-.a-ssl a-Elt.r. TWO Years. arthur
jefferson. burglary ana larceny. three years,
owen e.. Dale. burglary. tn years. John
chambers alas Hicks. burglary. Two years,
and Dorsey Newman. -s.-.l-:- tTO years
on account ,f ~ health the Reverend
G.r--, l. Nasrt---- 4 ass E=--s Pr-shy
terrain Church has decided tD sever h.s rels-
lions win mat g5-sr-z ltie:- and vii nave
u North ! E1ts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
THINKS DEWEY is AFTER HIM.
Henry u. Glacker. Laborer. Held
for Observation.

Henry n G!scke-. a labore- % Nc. 1910
Sou-h Fourteenth street, Is confined in z cal!
OF tie observation var5 at ;hs Cfty Hos
pitaL He tEIlssiT,ss that he IS being pursued
hy Admiral Dewey. and that his life IL IL
danger. Glacker Is s years cli-
The first time that = gave any evidence
cf mental sbsrEst ton Was about four weeks
ego. when he imagined the Animal Vas
coming Up the back steps with one OF The
Finch guns he used II The battle % Manila.
In order 70 get our Of the way. Glack=-
leaped out q sec1cd-story window. but
fortunately banded OF his feet IN the soft
sod and ESCAPED injury. since then he has
been worrying rs family until MS wife
Enra called al ambulance yesterday morn
ing ana CAUSED his removal 70 the CITY
Hospital.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14

In speaking % the movement OF -; Nor
mons from Utah 20 the Big Horn, Assistant
General Passenger Ascent Arthur 3. Smith
OF the Burlington said yesterday: Charles
Kingston, one o. the leaders Il this move
nsrj. is authority for the statement that
the Nor!nons who are migrating TO Wyo-
ming are not poor seDil.- Ther= iS not q
member Of the colony Hl1 mas less than
s.. 90. and many are worth much more. They
represent TIE test class o.. GorECn-. T.=y
VIII prove. so Mr.. Kingston asserts, great
colon.zers. Frugal OF exemplary habits and
good morals they viii II al prCbl bility
convert the Big Horn basin into one Of the
garden spot. - Amer ca Two hundred
scTsrers are now ready IA begin work on the
great ir-isa-lOr often. which vii b. thirty
miles long - feet g.l- a. The top. =
vide a; the bottom. with a depth Of 5
feet. When completed. = viii ir--sare %
0tt acres nf Il I'd Il Will Cost but So %.
The ACr1nCcs have al present = contract
with Wyoming FOR ---.'J acres Of lard. al
though ! understand L % be the:r intention
10 obtain . great Zeal more On the HoTra
hank of the Shoshone Il a vast tCS,ei9nG of
about 10000 acres which the AgrDOas eE
pecr 70 irr.gate and develop"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
VISITORS At THE HOTELS.

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NJ ard ~ = 3 E.--"-- e Memphis.
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.-s--ss
H n H--z,-zl5az o. Hez yr-s Z. a. ,7s
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: p. Lzws7a and 3. : Fay q: Esz5a.sa. are
a. ne --zcls1-.
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Biu@. - al TIE =ou-he---
= 2 -1T.ey. merchant 4 Lexington = a:
Ire Lacleze.
T. 2 M---.sca q Nevp--t. AK. sat he
Southern
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ter @: Sa-heE Miss. z-s a. TIE Planters
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
LONDON BOOK TALK.
Writings About China Are Flood
ing the Market.
SPECIAL ~ cARI.E

SPECIAL. EY CABLE.
London. Saturday July 1:-lCopyrght,
go L. the New YORK Herald Company
As .-'5 y1r .1st week ;he market is be-
.-- f.1-.l wl.h looks upon China. The
latest VIZ appeal u few days. from the
pm cs IN ArrtE-ala lady. Mss Z Il. Scid-
more. ~ c--t-a. view Is ira: China :
breaking -. t-t that having broker Up
hundred times before, s1s probably VII Re
br. king .r = thousand years h-r-ce-
Pek.. lie .u-s..-trs t!s Escst incredible,
anon g.rIS. surprising place &: the world
been issue Bog tie British Museum i
gives the rules Us'- To- COMPUTING TIE N
Thi p. - fact. VII s.. i've the Ql-silon ~hich
puzzles So E;arv r0uk collectors as 10 how
L -le-r q catalogue
Il shows how ire cafalcgli1g % a great
library .-S as-., To sed 10 a science.
Ia srtr..s IN The catalogue are q Two
kinds the main entries describing at@-
qua-e,y the contents = t-e books ., which
the refer. The S-qTleine hiary entries are
81 the form % c-'ss-r- t-rsnce--
= determined ere pIn.sh@Es TO have at
any :,-ice . hook with Baden PcweN's name
attacrs. that - TIE: are not able - get
s-r-E.-E absolutely -eU, NE sores Of SO
-i-- written ny -hs Defender % Nafe-
KING" originally published n the BzG:nln-
ta- NsE.5zln-. entitled sport Il "aT." are
TIE story goes hat "Bobs" has been Of
fee! the >.l'-l a-c!al sum u HOOD 20
y.r-t- ~. history OF re Present VA Were
h 70 sgcsu; tns tempting bait he w0al1
certainly RAW. 50 give Up all thought %
.a- ,rrn-arE-r-.l --h;.fstlQ which. after
a-, ~ r5eu Z The -rest reforms needed
ly -Es BRUSH Amy. vii - - future /:
jnS- % greet Labor
In s.-v,ce -t-cIes. there Is great deal
a.. circulation - 10 what Roberts would
90 u-r- be T. write 9 book. L would sur--
Is secure z colossal sale. lot only IL Eng
land. tu- ar over The world s. high an
J.esr might no: turn cut such bad s0ccu-
la'..-. after al
Among iLe civil ;i=t pensions granted dur
ing the present vss- apisaTS tnaI granted
p AEFrsI Austin Pc. Laureate Of .29s.
or 10 Hermann Charles MsT.vGte. n con-
stf-rlrir- Z MS literary work and his
str. ts-e-! circumstance, Of 81, one 70
R-s.-- Drew Hicks. IT. consideration q
~ services 20 classical scholarship and
fa.l-.re Of siEst, OF :l45: one 20 Doctor John
Sf.ckir-Csh in consideration OF his hiSrcri-
80 v.-.tfr-s erG -essar-C, Z 10. Cre %
Is-ra-t Tljcke- in consideration II his ssTv-
80 IL, lr1r.1cti.rg the study Of mathematics
az ~ and one 70 B-rJarni1 Harrison. In
~or~i5.-a.fon Il Ms researches or the sub
tec5 of prehistoric flint implements. OF g..
Doctor Conan Doyle Is on his way home
fro-, south Africa. where he has done ye0-
man work IN com ala-d Of -iels hospitals He
! going 70 write a book upon the war.
Meantime ? weekly paper gives Doctor
poy.s's dea CT what a criuc should he in
the following vorls-
Want hoy critic. ho5; Vno ~ii- start
on the story and then chuck il down and
saw rot. OF che vho VIII read tie book
straich- through ana say, ripping.
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CHANGE WANTED BY
KANSAS MILLERS.
Present Seaboard Rates on Wheat
and Flour Are Disastrous
Ic Trade.
NEW LEGISLATION NEEDED.
President of Association 10 iD-
point Committet-EiecJion Of
DffcerS-Beckcr Accepts
Railroad Notes.
NEW LEGISLATION NEEDED.

Ri :-EI.Ir SFE.--sL.
T.isza. Kae.J-.iy i2.---Fle Kansas MilierS
Association to-6a- .r-t=rt... plans &c Sex
legislation wa.-1 All remove the f:scr!m-
!aatirns which the members a:!eEe exist in
t5s freight ;ar.< schedules o: the ROADS de-
lag business n kansas
The association declares Inst TIE rate on
-four - s,abvarE points IS : cents higher
than III. -a-- o. wheat. L = claimed this
keeps -hs -four IN TIE STATE. b-v takes the
wlea: out To c!sqc~e % -Se :iou- IS the
r-a.!sr, row confronting r-e ri-l--s.
The association wants relic. and believes
that none can d secured ur-ii ne Ls-.-:z-
.t:Es meets. :o- which ;he rev president vSs
sl-h1r-z.i - name q committee - look
AFTER needed laws.
Tae association elected the following rr-l-
GERS tr- II. ensuing wear: President. : -
HrN=t-. Heis-eaG. y.o- president = :.
Ecrt- Arkansas SHY: secretary. & Y. Tor
H:-s. E>:l-sTr-iS5; treasurer. David Bowie.
Topeka.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
SHERIFF WILL INVESTIGATE.
Inquest on Woodward'S Body Re
vealei Nothing.

Coroner Armstrong Of s. Louis County
held al !nGus-; yesterday stJeT1o3. Q. the
body o; Albert Z. Woodward. n AleN!aa
Brothers Hospital patient, H.1 waS sr-li
dead In al clubhouse al Jefferson Barracks.
ard returned q verdict o. death from q bull
LEI EoEE. inflicted either ~ himself -
unknown persons. Tn. Inquest was ..-!
al the HoGme;sJeC Undertaking Company :
.og!ls or South broadway
Mrs. Martha woodward Of No. -
Champa street. Denver. arrived last night
and was almost hea-ta-oEv- 0gs- The IL
timely ending Of her sul. SA@ gave orders
70 have the body SHIPPED back u Denver
so- burial i x said -rzt MIS- Woodward
had . rremOn'-ion that some n.SEaY w--ii
bsf.ll her son. = 10 vas a sufferer from
rnelancholia and was breeding over his
fathers death Woodward eft tEe kosp.-
tai last Monday.
Sheriff ker-n Will Investigate WOOD
wards death and !. convinced .hac muir
DER was committed. viii make every effort
70 run cOsn the ierp.t traitors o: the crime.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
PENISsULt AND 0CcIpE>T,L.
New Name Given go she Plant steam
ship Line

NeN Haven. Conn July l7.-;u5ee simon
: Ba,dTia 70 The Supreme coE-t @: This
state. string IN Chs Superior Court. has
HANDED down ar order granting : new cor
PIRATE name cr- -ne Sol-l--S-er1 Steam
snip company. Known - 5Aa Plant steam
scT Line tn" -eH name. a. requested ~
Judge Lv-l- i ---~rT.. counsel q tn com
fa:lE- =-. ~ ne vl-E = the directors. :
II" Peninsula AMI Occidental Stss II'-hip
C"-r1T ny 70 - known a. ne p. * q.
Ih- order arcalSz-ca--s the IEO 1Tl.Shi0
lines known as The PAM az: ElsE..- -ys-
lens. N" cle running .-rC Tampa T. Ea-
EaDa. ard the orhsr from Miami u Nassau.
E'-- t.- I-T consolidation TAe ANA ga
mated comp ~ < ,l-z-.-ei q, 3 g.t.sa.
and VII . rlIE III ie- one N nag r1erl-. wi-l
--e Oa--ra- 0-'s-s-- - Jacksonville. Fla The
S.a---a--r-- 50 -rlSEi-1 T--ur any VAS in
corporate! = his state IT. $50, and "a ore
~ The -@-EeS- assets o. the w,l:-krl 7Nn
PLANT estate.