The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
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the House H u Yesterday Y t: 'l|' "a
CASE OF CRIPPLED h i: CHILD 81 ).
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Speech II Opposition 70 4 the 4 8,
Scientists Vote VIII Be " III
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CASE OF CRlPPL ED CHILD,

only matter sweeping pu DIG Y IN
terest In the Legislature yesterday was 70 !.
Tho ming BY Judge Campbell OF hia, an q. B
swcr TO tho charges made against HIM
and tho paper was ordered printed.
,rhe House devoted tho remainder Of its
session to discussion OF tho Harvey
bill to regulate practice Of medicine aud "
SURGERY known as the ostcou pat bill. and
\ MI. Bland, Of Portsmouth. offered an
amendment to exempt the Christian HI stan
Scientists fnom the operations q OF tho he,
I Bill. The bill will likely pass 4 as It came anne
from tho Senate. There were few bills bill
offered In either house.
The Senate was In session only q lit
tie while, and beyond giving some bills 81
~ neir5 constitutional readings did nothing
Z 81. interest. There was q measure offered
by Mr.. Bar ksdale designed to facilitate
the collection OF taxes. and It was re-
fcrred. IA II
The House.
The House was called to order at
10 O. clock by Speaker Ryan, and prayer
was offered by Rev. P. 3. Price, OF the
\ Presbyterian Church. Mr.. Ware, of AM
herst, offered the answer Of dge c.
n Campbell&to the charges upon which, the
& General. Assembly will vote U pom the
question OF his removal from Office, and
It was ordered to be spread upon the
journal and printed for use OF the mem-
bcrs, The document, is a voluminous ono,
and Is printed fully y elsewhere iniThe
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There 4 were no bills offered. the only
+ things coming In under rule 80 ~ being
a the Campbell answer and a petition from
citizens OF York county, offered by Mr..
stearnes, fayoring tho passage 4 Of the
Mann liquor bill. On motion Of Mr.. Lee.
Ethe conrerees on tho general revenue bill;
were permitted to sit during the ses-
stonH or tho, II House. and the body pro-
L cecded to the consideration OF It's calen-l
= dar. si5s Es{5 .S5i q ss ss ,sf
The bill offered by Mr.. Whitehead to
/ provide for a dedication OF streets and
y walkways in cities. owns and counties,
whenever a subdivision thereto has been
laid out. and lots or building sites have
been sold for improvements thereon, and
TO confirm and west hts therein hereto-a
4 fore granted. caused some discussion. 1t
4 was defended by Mr.. Whitehead and
fought by Mr. Sipc. both the members
making strong speeches t53t Nj
The bill was finally recommitted on mo-
{ tion OF the patron. and tho House took
Is O recess OF fifteen minutes.
81 b. OsTDOPATH BILL.
#8 The body was called to order again at
4 1890 F, NJ. and the Chair laid before the
e House the Harvey sernte bill known
as the Sostcopath measure, which was set
as Il special and continuing order for that
ho1r.
j iii. Bland. d OF Portsmouth. offered Al,
Manendment cxempting Christian scien-
4 lists from the operations OF the bill, and
me debate opened up on the old lines In
q Head earnest. &! as ST i5s l5ss35 s3&
~ Mr.. Blard was the only member Of
z the General Laws Committee voting
against reporting the Harvey bill. and