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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
LIQUOR TAX INCREASE BILL.
Suspicion That II Has Been Tempered with
to Delay Its Pass arc.

SUSPICION Tnat u HAS Been Compere0 WIN
to Delay Its Passage.
ALBANY. March 27.-There Is suspicion
that the bill increasing by one-half the
liquor tax throughout the State has been
tempered with. The introducer OF the
measure, Senator John Rsines. the Repub-
lican leader In the Senate, will say nothing
about 1t yet. however. The bill was re-
ported favorably to the Senate last Thurs
day. and II was expected that with the
slight amendments made 1t would be re-
printed and placed on the files Thursday
night.
The bill was not received from the print
ers until Saturday and then II was found
that the brackets on the first page Of the
bill as reported, to show that certain mat
ter had been eliminated, were not In the
amended copy OF the bill sent to the printer
and consequently not In the bill received
In the Senate document room on Saturday.
Senator Ralnes on Saturday ordered the
bill reprinted again so as to include the
brackets. and tomorrow will endeavor to
learn whether the lack OF brackets In the
amended bill Is due to negligence on the
part OF some Senate employee or whether
an effort was made to delay the passage Of
the bill by. compelling it's reprinting on
oSNOunt vi the buppObeu eTTOT.
II the bill had been sent to the printer
last Thursday and reprinted with the
celebrity usual with important measures 1t
would have been on the fles three legis-
lative days, so that II could be passed on
Tuesday next. As 1t is, II Senator Raines
finds that the brackets were left out In the
committee report. the Senate tomorrow
night will have to order the bill amended
to supply the omission, and without an
emergency message from the Governor
i could not be passed by the Senate before
Thursday.
OF course there are all sorts Of talk about
Doodle In connection with the Liquor Tax
bill and suggestions as TO who will handle
tho fund to defeat the measure. 1t re-
quires ~ votes to pass the bill, and of the
twenty eight Republican Senators twenty |
six, all but Senators White Of Syracuse |
and Hall of Erie, are bound by caucus to |
vote for the bill. II il expected that Senator |
Hill will vote for 1t II his vote Is needed. !
His colleague from Erie, Senator George |
A. Davis, says that IL the Legislature Will |
pass the canal improvement bill he will |
vote for the liquor tax measure. |
The Canal bill is on the order of final |
passage. and can be passed either Monday |
night or Tuesday, while the Liquor tax bill |
In only In general orders, and It's progress
will probably be fought at every step by
the Democratic. so that 1t is likely that
the Canal bill Will pass the Senate first.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
SAY AMOR m April ~.
Legislative ssss iAisls II issssusses D..
lew %, ASIDE essm snsi saa Tss ssasas.

A'sss,. March ~ 1t 10 ssprc.d thai
the Luslsls'ure ~ill adjourn ~ tho lsisss
by April ~ Evidently tho 0ovssDos he.
abandoned his Recommendation ,o rstssi tbs
90 cal frsbeia-~ les lao. shlsl, o...
tsinI,lsisd ii.ai ils revenue. thsfsof si.ould
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
NAY AFFECT ST. LOUIS FAIR.
British Firms Hesitate About Exhibiting
because OF Our Tariff.
Special Cable Despaieh 10 THE SUN.

Special Cable Despafeh 10 THE SUN
LONDON, March Pit Is understood that
great difficulty is being experienced in
inducing British firms to exhibit at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, apparently
owing to the belief that the tariff will pre-
vent the entrance OF British goods into
the United States. 1t is stated that this
reluctance on the part Of business firms
threatens seriously to Affect the cooperation
Of the Government in the direotion OF les
senins the Government grant for exhi-
bitiop purposes. w. q g - " - -
Efforts are being made to convince the
reluctant Arms that the advshtSSe Of ex-
bibiting viii not b limited to the United
States. but that benefit will Be derived
from the whole western hemisphere and
also the far East.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
WONT STAND ron CLEvELtND.
s~ssisS Teller ss,s the Ss,svss Cssai.
date On tis~ wesi Do Judge ssrkss.

BufFsio. March q? - senator Teller ~
Colorado arrived hef. to-day on pl.asur.
IMP
What d. thor think in tho wesi about
tho Democratic Presidential osndidsissf'
tho bsr1atOr sss ASKED
We'd. ~ do noi ihink that NJ Cl.v.-
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$3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
PEACE FOR BRAZIL AND BOLIVIA
Modus vivendi Signed-Uruguay Also Find
Peaceful solution Of Troubles.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
From THE SUN Correspondent a. Buenos Ayres
BUKSos AYRKs. March 27.-The Uru-
guayan Peace Commission and the leaders
OF the National party. which was in revolt
against the Governm ent, succeeded in
compromising their differences and the
negotiations. which were temporarily sus-
pended, Sere resumed. with the result that
peace IL now assured. an agreement TO
that effect having been signed. This
pacific solution has caused great rejoicing
throughout Uruguay.
The rnodus vivendi tina, Brazil proposed
to Bolivia in connection with the question
as 10 the ownership Of the Acre territory.
which at one time threatened TO plunge
the two republics into war. was signed at
La Paz. the capital of Bolivia. to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
FRANCE THREATENS CHINA.
WIN Send Trssps In k~snsa n Order Dc
Not nest ered There.

Spsoai Code DsspafeA 10 THt sus.
LONDON. March IA dispatch to the
Daily Mall from shanghai says that ,he
Chinss< Bard Of Foreign Affairs has b~sn
greatly DISTURBED by r-c-ivtng from the
Governor of frenoh lndo-china . oom-
municsilop stating that " China csnno,
qbell the disturbances la kwsnssi Provincs
French ,rooJ. viii 10 sent thsrs Tiss
di.ordeu. which arc of long dvrssion. o..
ssorit.d 10 tho sans~<ins u the psopls ny
offlcisls
nhsr. n ,soubls slso in T,sn,sln. tbs
Preach having rsfu-.d tbs pasas' ~ yloo-
roy Yuan shih ksi Ia .y.c,,@ss sh~ ssssnsl
isffaois aud fss-sise fsuo go oon,ts .lssi loa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
10 PAY UP mack WAGES.
Miners Aseand hhsasskia % Get SEINE o.
Iteir Reserved psy THIS Ms0ih.

sBAMokIS. Pa. March n. Coal operai ors
Last night decided to Jay their employees.
part " their back wages since November
~ ,h- next general payday March ~. The
nent too payments 81 back wages oil be
b.'~ssn April and June. seventy five psr
cent II the oompany's hands ~ill get only
nine-hour work day. They will no,
10 able 10 ssrn more than In the past They
ere di-eonisi',.d and 10 u feared they may
80 on strike neat April. On ,hl. souoan,
the opsfsiors decided NO, 10 pay the ,nsn's
Lscl wages ~ ons time
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sAsii.a-s aiss f'sd bsuir ~ sisleh too
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iss--si ss,~ y - ssss-u--fs slsl h-Ssss
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23

NEW HAvrx. March 21.-President John
NJ. Hall Of the New Haven Railroad went
10 New York this afternoon and the railroad
men here think IL n 10 have . conf erence
Tomorrow with some Of the New York
direciors of the road over the labor troubles
!, was also reported hsre tonight that the
lizard u dtfectors xAs likely 10 mes-t in
New York Tomorrow az Tuesday Ia CON-
slider the report the, vii lie made by Prs.i-
dent Hall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
sss,s Hssla~rs wsse ses,s ssss,sa.

CINCINNATI. March ~ Tho coaf.ssao>
b~s~s-n tho nAtionsi ofhsrs u the stove
hould~s u the United slais~ and National
Stove Manufacturer Associative. af,er
,hT-~ days session olosed 81 mldnivh, by sn
ssfc.irsni hat tbs ssse saais of lee, yesr
should coniin fof tis ensuing yesr With
oui ci,snss. tbs employers made sss.fsl
cono"s-ioi.s la matter ~ shop regulations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23

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tssss a~sss B@,s- sAs~sS- 90.
s<e-. tss $3.50 tao $500 sssas A. CO.
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ss.ustsi NJ ai-g NJ iis ssss "a iis sssssl,
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s.-.as ~ nas sss gssassa~s ss.s 60 1.
s,ss-tss sls~ n si.s ssss~s -ss ~
t.-.sss $4,000 ksas.ss-. .asa, .i.sss
. .slss s-ad a~s.>s a. lss x.,s-stss. -
q = ela~s f-~.sfasf s.ass..l1s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
TO ADDRESS
The LADIES
Hon. George R. Vending ], is
Coming Again Rev. Mr..
Nj MCNutt to Speak. 81

e. Two great mass-meetings-o ono n for
women and one for men-will be- held
Sunday afternoon next, under the aus
pices Of the Y. NJ. c. A II s.55'$
At the first meeting, which viii be
held in the Academy Of Music the Hon,
George r. Vending. the distinguished
platform orator, so we'll known here and
so greatly admired, will be the speaker.
The meeting will be strictly for ladies.
The doors will be opened at 3 O'clock.
Mr.. Vending will deliver his master
piece THE Man Of Galilee.
AT the same hour, In the Bijou Thea
tire. the REV. George =. McNutt, of New
York city, will address the men, II,
"a This will DO Mr.. McNutt's first visit
to Richmond, and hundred of men have
been and are anxlou to b ear him. Mr..
NIcNutt IS a .young man of vi gorous life
and determination. In order to under
stand the conditions and needs Of daily
itoilers he temporarily resigned his pull
pit IN the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
at indianapolis, and went to live and
work among the factory people OF the
Indiana gas belt, and to labor as they
labor, as a dltch-d digger or glass worker.
In half a#hundred different Jobs he
learned to understand and sympathize
with the workingman. ". n 6
Flo will arrive In y Richmond the latter
part Of, the week. speak at several OF
our Industrial plants, and lecture on
everyday topics at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall.
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BAPTIST EDITORS
SOON 5TO.M |. J.
thermometers Will Be Present
and Speak.

The annual meeting Of the Southern
Baptist Press Association will BE- held
March 18th. 10th and Goth, at Biloxi,
Miss. 3, rs
4 Every Indication points to full at
tendance aud an exceptionally Interest,"
Ing meeting. The Baptsts Of Biloxi,
through their pastor, Or. j. 3. Benroy,
have offered free entertainment to tho
members OF tho association. 4 Tho main
railroads Of the South leading to tho
mississippi town have granted FREQ trnns-
portation. The members OF the Assoc
ciation, which, by tho way, mot here q
year or two ago. are expected to reach
Biloxi Wednesday, afternoon, March
18th. Tho programme Is in general AZ
follows Wednesday, 1880 P. M, session
Of the association; Thursday 8 to II NJ,
session Of tho association; 3 to 9 T. M.
ride to Benuvolr; 8 to 10 P. M, session OF
tho association; Friday, 0 "A. NJ, trip 70
Ship Island; picnic on island; return at
Is n. Nj; 8 r. NJ. session Of tho associa-
ton: 1o:4s p. NJ. leave for homo. y.
b Two or three Richmond ministers Will
be In attendance DR.. r. Fl. Pitt and
VITO will be along. & The secretary OF the
Foreign Mission Board will also attend
and will speak on Tho Paper and For
ie1gn Missions. q, III ~ 4 lfis " is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
Snap 5Ao1s GaAen
IN Hotol sGobbles

.
Major IT, A, Edmundson. Of Halifax,
is a great advocate Of good roads. and in
addition 70 being popular BOP liar member y h q
county Board OF Supervisors. III dis
cusslng 4 recent move for good roads,
Major Edmundson said the other nights;
"At a meeting Of the Board OF super'-
yisors, held at Houston on February 2lst,
i as chairman q the 3D. board ,s. was Y, a a%s
county, machinery for preparing stone
for such roads Of the county as may be
deemed advisable ny the board, said
machinery to consist Of q stone nrusher,
boiler and engine for operating the same.
The order for the crusher has been sent
forward, and work will begin along this
line IN the next thirty days. This is
truly an important stepin the right d.
rection In order to secure good roads"
nW. a. Pnkerton. "" was written
IN a bold business hand on the register
satg Murphy s las liglss, i and not n little
3commotion and interest resulted among
those Whose eyes fell 8ppol1l II ar = wa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
nt lA'e4 G;Aeal,.os.

& t X
Busy Izzy'' Is the greatest musical
comedy success that has been seen at
the Bijou for ages. It Is SO uniformly
blight and clever and there Is never q
dull moment from start to finish There
is not weak spot in the company,
every member of which works hard and
most successfully all the time.
The chorus is very large one and Is
unusually attractive. The standing
room only sign has been outside the
Bijou at every performance and 1t looks
as though It would remain there all
the week. II "A s. Fl NJ
Next week the house will return to
melodrnma and the romantic drama
For the first three days Hearts
Adrift'' will be the attraction, and Tor
the rest Of the week the Fawcett
Company, headed by frank Gilmore, will
be here in "Prince Karl, Richard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
DETERMINED MOVE
TO GET GOOD ROADS.
Citizens Of Ghes terfield Meet
and ]. Form q Strong AS
soCi,Atioh''| 5..s

The citizens of Chesterfield county Va,
met at the courthouse on March sth.,aat
the invitation Of the 3 GARD Of Supervisors
of.said countyto suggest to them some
means to putinto operation a system OF
building up good and permanent roads
throughout the county. 4
The meeting elected John S. Taylor tenn
porary chairman. and then proceeded to
form itself into an association to be
known as the Chesterfield Good Roads
Association. If =
Fl Charles N. Friend was then elected
president, and S. A. Sims, OF Glover FILL;
w. a. Blanlsenship, of Matoaca; James
Bellwood. Of Bermuda: Henry Harnlsh,
Of Manchester; ]. b. Watkins, Of Midlo-
THAN, and II. swIneford. of Dale, were
elected ce-presidents 4 a. Nv. Bensley.
secretary, and wv. D. Ivcy assistant Sec
rotary Short speeches were made by
tN1essrs. Nunnally, Parrish Swineforl,
Bellwood and others. Hon p. v. Cogbill
explained the Chesterfield cond law, and
the president read a paper prepared by
him In regard 30 the best! way of applying
the road fund of $4,000 now lying IN the
treasury or due the treasury of the coun-
5ty. XXI q n {
The meeting then adopted the following
resolutions: III ~ - ii 81
That an Executive Committee no con-
stituted, consisting Of tho six vice-prest-
dents elected at this meeting, who. to-
gethor with the president and six others.
to DO appointed by the president one
from each district. shall meet and advise
with the Board of Supervisors from time
to time, cooperating with them with the
intention of putting into operation as
speedily us possible the vigorous and cons
5tinuous construction Of good roads
through the county
Resolved That by request Of five ctl-
zens or tho president or any Wice-presi-
dent, this association may be called to
meet at any time and place mentioned
in the call.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
TAX UPON PEDDLERs.
Senate Committee Apparently in Favor
of Reducing It to $50,

The Senate Committee on Finance and
Banks yesterday heard argument on the
House amendment to reduce the license
tax on pedders from $500 to $50 There
was big crowd on hand and much In
terest manifested Nessrs, w. r, Duke,
of Albemarle; u. Haslins IIobson. OF
Powhatan, and George u, Murrell. iSof
Bedford, spoke for the proposed amend
ment. while Mr., ", D, Cardwell, of
and George Smith. of Hanover. opposed
the amendment. The sentiment Of the
committee was plainly in fayop Of max
ing the tax $50. but vote was not
reached, 3 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
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TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA1LY-5
BYRD-sTREET STATION. 4
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900 "A. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
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