The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

tnents ne Mist nctIon at tils time lie
WIS several Zines intcrrlipted by ST
cry wi questions but ansWcte D.
with readiness lfiipt WITH en-
tui,$t tho inestorr lIe spoke =,
most sprols style, ana 5@e 81 ~ WI
Fighting 6strchuDltsys .y55 III h, n. 5s
Ky MIR Sale called tic previous quesllo e,n
Wts M tho motion Y s''nt
J,fls va voted down--1l to ll--tlle avole
being lie Same as that for ny Z,
Snf lid bill reversed, save mat MI 81
Clair voted lya on the notion ~, 70 t
Spoiie., III l5S lit 7s4 IS
LII l'lio bill was passed by tile vote oi 81;
to 10. Holt, who way fof tllei III !, Y
was $$rhired ind Nh. Oplc, WING sl, s,ls
Tor tllesiiensnrc, had gone, t
was tukcii I, and L Pnttesoil IS anotlnsI
friend OF tile measure, was aps9ell ,! ?x
reason sicknnsss Ill fact, WIFI y NJ,
Scnate present tho bill would lave passcs Y
With sfotilg orsfire votes TO spare.8g 4, II,
sEAta1 clock the sscn;lta Journey "
noon to-day. sss ia
3l X y sis VI 1t1.ssJNrRoDrCEp. .5 4
essG s Ms5S 9 aS,ea H nd r raens section
$500 &C TIC Y" ,ass amended me- BY an
Yy sr ff To saq aa
ton aor TIC chartsr d he tow Of
by MI Garrsit: 10 regulate The sale q ilo'ir.
,hSs M sr aIEs9 a nmInG asssns d rEaa
rcuc,. Val. and leo d Yarrsl Of E li
tafhSsss Shaf At e Hf neas
Nnss Ssfi NV Hs;arkaaae 10 amend,
net to protect labo ,nde m,rIlSa ter e
BIZ Mr. Keszeii: TO amend secu y, a Of IN IN
nctenttled hnnct to rase reyenu 7, Tor ~, Inc
sGIaals aid rs r3t,y Tic interest o TIL rubl 81
+ on c1s ,pxtif s dpo snssINlna
tion tsp nnproved April Is 1000 anenged by
an net approved February, l fotoet' y, Y. n
ja The House. III D. sy3
II There was mo prayer In tho u g o y g
sneak er@ Ryan directing the cling RI
from the senate immediately
nftci,8 lie called tho body 70 order 2frtit a V
noon 5i i{sst 8 s5 81
ny A great many bills were reported y rom
the COMMITTEE Private. Local "a any an y I
Special Leg lslation and referred to 9TH
u commlttces.s 5la 81 !,
$ Or motion, Mr.. Andcrson's bill afot&the3
protection of Eloudon's statuesSof Wash
5ingtonS was aiken UP out OF rs o 4i
and ordered cngrossed. 4. s, .i$ IS. 55
s Mr. Jordan offered a resolution, S,Wiilch
was referred, changing tho rules Of 7, the
House so Sas&toS provide for tfc q ppolllnt-a
B,ne1lt Of Sone member OF the committee
on the Chesantake and tts tn: ibutarites
from each congressional district. IL
@ rho &flillSto prevent the cnticing away
1T labor was discussed briefly and ia ss Sc
Bby$$$%3 }S III u. I'll Il, s3, \, D.. u SD
Mi. IIeerhlans spoke against the !meal N
Snro and 1T 81 as advocated In a " gotous
effort BY Mr. Powell Of Brunswick NJ
ANNE.xATIoN NfI5ASu RE-. yt
When the special order, relating 70 the
method OF Snnnexing property to elites ISIS
lid towns, u came UP, Mr.. Cation, OF Alex
andrla, continued his remarks m favor
5of the Anderson measure providing tor
tho jurisd LECTION Of Circuit Courts. #5
Mr.. Cation pleaded for the JURISDICTION 81 @
Of the courts&inathe matter, md declared
that the minds Of the people would ne
made up I'm advances q ~ s3il w s
p Mr.. Harrison, Of Powlatan, followed
MI, eaton, and he spoke ably for the
LEG substitute, which provides for nopu-
lar elections lie declared that Mr.
Gardner. who was the author of the Lee
measure Z iii the last House, WAS now now
llobbyin,, In favor of tho Anderson oil,
in the Interest Of land schemes. 4. III #
Mi. Harrison was applauded AND ~ 4 wa " 2 $
followed by Mr. Gum, Of Norfollik VINO
declared that the Ice substitute was as Of
Sercd to prey entS any annexation for = =,
INDEFINITE period.
Il AIessrs. T,annll, OF Pittsyvania, and
Griffith, OF Russell, snolse5 for the Lee
substitute, the latter, though a. Repufbli--
, i u = , Isl 4 i