The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21

penscd with. The Speaker LAID before
the House the resolutions Of the con-
vention declining with thanks the otfer
of the House to the former body 10 use
its hall Mr.. Whitehead, rising TO a
question OF personal privilege. rcpheo
warmly TO an editorial which appeared
regarding the member in the Virginian-
Pilot on February 18th, which ne salu
had pcen mailed to the members. l-e
said his friends had determined that 1t
was useless for him to notice it in Nor
folk. where the editor was known. II
was different here. If there was man
in Virginia who could measure up to tnls
editor as n slanderer and falsifyer he had
never known him. The paper was
lypocritical and unclean. and the
peopIc OF his section regarded its editor
as "a lunatic.
CALLS HIM a LIAR.
I'VE know him to be- Mr.. Speaker,
consciousness ilar," he continued. mo
decent newspaper will enter INTO a cont, O.
versy with aim. The speaker apoiosized
for his remarks, but sad he ieit 'iat II
was due himself that he should make
some s,a,cIncat in the matter. There was
,,bsolu,- Quit vie AR. Whitehead spoke,
and his eyes iasLed fire as he Stood IN
the main aisle with uplifted hands.
he message of tn. Governor was re-
ceiyed ana on motion of Mr.. Boaz 1t was
otdsred printed without being read
The clerk read Governor MontaSues
veto message as to the charter o. Oid
Dominion Investment Company. his bA-
ce,iency.s reasons were that The cLarte.
was too broad for the general good In
the absence of Mr.. Stedrnes. the patron
OF The bill no action was taken with re-
gard to the veto.
The reSoiu ion of Mr.. Wallace e&tenuliia
the session for thirty days after Ma ca
3th was reported from the Committee on
Rules.
Mir. Lee moved TO postpone consldera-
ton of the resolution Indefinitely. MI.
CardNyell spoke for the resolution, as did
'-S' - THE MOTION LOST.
MIR. Lees motion was lost and MIR:
Cardwell spoke again for the adoption Oh
The resolution.
Mr. Lee spoke against it, and SAID there
was no necessity for determining the mat
ter now.
The resolution was lOSt-ayeS 54; noes,
80 Mr. Jennings moved to reconsider ana
this motion was passed by and the maltef
will come up again shortly IN al linen
hood. It's adoption will require SIXTY
members In the House ana t"eh's Ao'i
In the Senate
Mr.. Jennings changed his vote from aye
10 no so as to move to reconsider. in or
der that the resolution might not De
lest. -,
rhs vote on the resolution was as fol-
l..wS.
Ayes-Messrs. c. c. Baker, W. W. Bak-
er. l,iscoe. G. C. Bland, c. I. Bland, low
man, Branch, Cardwell, Cation. Christian.
Churcllman, Dudley. Edmundson, Ed
wards Folkes, Gardner, George, Goodwin,
Graveley. Green. Graves. Hartman, HID
bctts. Hunley, Jennings, Jones, Lacy
Lassiter. Lawson, Mathews, Mclean,
Moore. Moss. Nottingham. organ, Owen,
Powers. Rice, Robson, Sebrcll. Simmer
man. Sipe J. w. Smith, Southall, Stat
ford. Stoarnes. Turpin, Walker. Wallace.
Weaver, Whitehead, Woodward and Mr..
Speaker-oi.
Nocs-Allen, Angel, Armstrong, Boaz,
Clarke Coleman, Davis, Duke, Elan,
Garrett. Heermans, Hoffman, Huff, Wal
ter Jordan, Lee, Lewis, Llon Lowry,
Mays, Alurrell. Newhouse, Owens, Purdy.
Reynolds, Settle, Bla cllburn Smith, Snead.
TAYLOR Toney and West-S0.
The House. having completed its caien-
dar at lao p. NJ, adjourned until noon
to-day.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Bv Mr.. Nottingham: To amend the law
IN relation to the catching OF fish.
/. IL
in relation to capital punishment.
Bv same: To amend the law in rela-
ton 10 bringing prisoners to the Peni-
tertiary.
BY same: To amend the law in rela-
itor to who shall infict capital punish
ment.
~ Mr.. stears: For the relief of Hey
wood Casper.
Bv Mr.. Churchman: To provide for the
n
By Mr.. Bowman: To amend the law III
relation to eXtortipg money, etc
BY same: To amend section 1924 OF the
Code.
BY Mr.. Waddoy: For the relief of x
G. Paxton.
Bv Mr.. Lewis For the relief Of G. S.
Ayarc.
Bv Mr.. Snead: For the protection OF
crabs in Princess Anne.
BY same: For the relief OF D. iaoi-
land.
1862 of the Code.
By Mr.. Lyon: To incorporate the
Appalachian Conduit Company.
Bv Mr. Hurley: In relation TO warrants
by the Second Auditor.
By Same: Relating to the funding OF
the Virginia debt
Ev MIR. George: To appropriate sS4ol.2 .
to discharge OeDlS on me 0ouIii" -
State Hospital.
BY Mr.. Ellzins: For the relief of A. w.
| McINinl.
| Bv Mr.. I1unlcy: To amend section
| Sa21 in relation to fees of sheriffs, etc.
PLACED ON THE CALENDAR.
| The following House bills We're placed
Oh the calendar: >,
! BY Mr.. NottirSham-A bill to permit
| Isaac S. Walker to erect "ha.i -
pier on his land on Nassawaddox Creek
| Northampton county. Virginia.
| ISv Mr. Lawson--A bill to permit hoo'
| ert Y, Blake, of MiddleseN county, u
! erect an oyster house and tTeakwater or
:appahannock River
| By Mr.. Snead-To regulate ana reSulc'
| shooting and to prevent the destrucuoE
Of wild fowl in the waters Of Back Bay
| and its tributaries, in the county OF Prln'
| cess Anne.
| I,y Mr.. Carter--A bill to amend secliol
| IS of chapter 3Se of Acts of Assembly OF
| session of 1897 and 1883, in relation te
| III. working ot roads in the counties o.
! So cit and Lee.
| By Mr. Arltst, ong-To amend and re
| e,act an act c, titled an act providing
oy,1 fSaa