The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
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before the United states Supreme Cour,
BY Admiral Dewey for himself and the
men OF his fleet, was decided In their
favor Monday. lJ 8 Fl, Il
The case for Admiral Sampson and
his mon FOR the Striking. OF the Maria
Teresa at Santiago was decided against
the claimants. "A Il s9 y d Nls.g
LOTTERY c.AsD AFFECTS TRUSTS.
"A decision regarded as moro important
IN its effect on tho trusts than all the
Legislation enacted by the present Con-
gress was rendered by the United States
Supreme Court, Monday, In the famous
Champion lottery case It affirmed the
power OF Congress to prohibit the trans
mission. of lottery hckots from one state
to anothor by any means Whatsoever on
the ground that such traffic came under
the hoad Of interstate commerce and as
suoh was Under tho control OF Congress
Justices Harlan, Brown White, McK en-.
ma, and Holmes sustained this view
while tho minority opposing It consisted
OF Juetices Fuller, Brewer, shiras, and
PeokhnIn. Champion was arrested for
violating tho A1,ti-Lottery act Of 1885 b.
sending lottery matter from TEXAS "a
California BY the Wells Fargo Express
Company This case had been before nte
Supreme for more than q year.
IL11ro1s PURsUEs COAL TRUer.
Ths Supreme Court OF Illinois has d.
oIared that tho Stato Ai1ti-Tr law IS
valid The indictments against COD ops
rators who ccnsptred to keep rp pafcas
are nade on this law, and tho 6eaAe
prosecutor now believes the opesa1s
can DO punished under the law. 8j $3 u
OHIO ABrr11R GLASS THEUBN
Attorney General Sheets Of OtAo aaa
warned The American window GAss
Company slsat II WIN be- ousted nun the
St0te X It's proposed agreement TO ID.
vazsoo peacn On window glass fHom tme
TO time N caSu1ed out. Oh11eus Of the
oornh4ro deny that q trust = ouutaan-i
plated and say tho nnnnfa 0tUa1 CONS
blned for mutual protection. 4,
10 ABDGlEH TREATING az II a3s a
Mrs, q 81. Cou6tec, tho o111 wukrAn
member OF The Utah Lssfslatuo haA n.
troduood bal n TO prevent treating BY,
candids..es Tor ot19ce. It baxu tce-c IN,
sandwiches, cigars and soft dr1nhu a.
wen a. tnto3tcnuts and 1rovddes q psnAl-
tySof $50 to $500 or stx mouths iu1prason.
nent. The BIN also appAes 10 those
who ask candidates for such fa~oss. Il
LEGAL AND CRrAn1gAL NOdN1R
5t4 Tho Indiana senate has voted down an
attempt to repeal tho law # forbi ddtng
Sunday baseball IN that State. 4;
iii The Missouri Legislature has refused
TO establish tho whippa ng-post as pun.5
shment for sdetneanors such AN as
wife beating IS " ,s3 Il. tI45 S III s
A law has been passed by the North
Carolina Legislature abolishing the prac-;
tise OF compelling witnesses In court to
kiss the Bible. It wasS denounced as am
sanitary. "A 4 Elf "a VI fs s8} # KS
Forty arrests lwere made N in Fort
Wayne, Indiana, Thursday under In
|tdictments OF various city officials III con
|3nectlon with bribery and other charges.
Judge Richardson Of the y Superior
Court at Boston granted an injunction.
Thursday against the lights Of Labor
OF aL Lynn ! for their .antngonism Of q the
Boot and Shoe Workers. Union, whichSis
a branch OF the Federation OF Labor
at tho latter place. isi is S,is " u 5S3}