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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09
.R|lOTOUS ELECTION
IN CITY OF MEMPHIS
The Ballot-Box Stolen, Ballots
Burned, Men Shot and Gut.
Result in Doubt,
(By Associated Press.)

MEMPHIS, TENN. Jan, s,-Although
twenty four hours have passed since
the close OF the city .slectlon, the result
still is In doubt. q legal contest over
several e';t Of the offices is probable, and the
latest developments show that the eNe'
ton was slgnallzed by the most lrregu,
lar and rlotous scenes in any pohtlca!
contest In many years.
In the Tenth Ward the ballot box was
s1clen. the hall1ts burned, and two men
shot, one seriously. IN room Where ~
votes were being counted. Gross 1rregu.
lprItlss are alleged IL the Fourth and
Nfth Wards and cutting scrapes are re-.
p.rted from all parts Of the city. Al
kinds Of wild rumors are eurrent y
nleht. but the most conservative are IN
cllned to believe that no further VIC.
LEM ca need be anticipated. and that the
Ecandldates will quietly submit 70 ths
result OF the on 3e!al count next Monday,
snnd where the situation may seem %
require, resort 70 ssttlsmeats 70 tfa
scturts. .iIa q 81 IA ,ts ;9
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BIG CLOAN FOR
SE.A|I.BOARD. / J. |
Directors Determine to Issue
Five Million Dollars OF Col
lateral Trust Bonds.
TO TAKE UP FORMER LOAN
blair & Co., T. J. Coolidge, Jr.,
and Thomas F. Ryan Agree
to Take Entire Issue.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, January S.-The directors
of the Seaboard Air Line met this after
noon and authorized an issue Of So
100000 collateral trust bohds. 1t IS be-
lleved that a part Of this loan will
be used TO take UP the $500. 900 loan 20
the road mado at tho time that the Blair
Ryan interests entered the company.
Tho remainder Of the issue Is to pro-
vide cash for the completion Of various
improvements. The most Important OF
these, is the Birmingham extension. which
has required more capital than was at
first expected.
President James NJ. Barr makes on1-
cial announcement to the stockholders ct
the company that the directors have re-
commended an issue of $5,Ou0. .UUD five peg
cent bonds, maturing March !, 1901.
The bonds are secured BY u mortgages
and collateral trust agreement to the
Continental Trust Company OF this city,
constituting lien upon the $2O.OSO,(Oo
first mortgage bonds now pledged with
the Central Trust Company. OF New
York; also a lien upon certain at the
securities now pledged With the Morton
Trust Company under an agreeme nj
dated December /, 1908; Continental
Trust Company. OF this city. under eli
agreement dated December 81. 1903, and
finally a general mortgage upon all the
properties Of the railway company, now
owned or hereafter to be acquired with
the exceptions of certain security.
Holders Of voting trust certificates now
outs, ,nndng have the preferential opp"r.
,tun.ty Of subscribing to the extent nf
ten per cent, Of the par value OF their
holdings for approximately s5,oO0O of
the proposed bonds at par.
Every holder Of one hundred shares OF
common or preferred stock VIII pe en-
titled to subscribe $1,000, and will receiv-
Z a $1,000 bond ana voting trust certificate
for nine shares OF preferred and sixteen
shares of common stock,
Blair g. Company. Thomas T, Ryan And
II, II, Coolidge Jr., have organized q
syndicate to lake all OF the $1,000 70 o.
bonds that shall not ne subscribed tor
by the certificate holders.
The syndicate will receive commlS.
sion OF five per cent. In cash on SAID
IS, 900, ,0oO Of bonds for their services.
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VI ANT MONEY J N I: !
FOR OREGON. ! |: ] J {. \ ! !.
Representative Of the Lewis and
Clark Exposition
Here.
WILL SEE THE GOVERNOR y
Mr.. Myers, Who Is Here in the
Interest of the Scheme, Be
licves Virginia Will Help.

Virginians have not yet devoted great
attention to the subject Of having the
state represented at tho Lewis and Clark
Exposition ut Portland, Oregon, In 1903.
buc the question is going to BIO brought
to their attention in tho most forcible
way which can be- devised By tile men
who arc at tho head of tho enterprise.
The president Of the exposition commits
sion for the state of Oregon, Mr.. Jeffcr,
son Myers, came to tho city from Wash
ington last night, land will be here a
day or two looking over the ground and !.
incidentally discussing with members OF
the Legislature the Governor and other
State officials, tho value to be derived by
Virginia In having an exhibit at the Orc
gnn exposition
Mr.. Myers was accompanied to the city
by Mrs. Myers, Representative Williams
sen, Of Oregon who found time TO .,ave
his congressional duties to come to Rich
mond and talk exposition. and learn the
seneral sentiment regarding Ylrginla's
having an exhibit at the Lewis and Clark
Exposition, and Mr., W. 3. Matthew'S
one OF tl!.e best known lawyers of Wash
ington. and q former resident OF this
city, Is also with tho party and is
strongly In favor of the appropriation
being made.
SAYS VIRGINIA WILL PUT UP.
II am willing to pledge that If Virginia
will appropriate ten thousand ,dol,trs
for an exhibit at the Portland Exposition.
Oregon will appropriate twice that
amount for an exhibit at the jamestown
Exposition" said MIR. Myers to a Times
Dispatch representative last night There
+ Is a special desire on our part to have
Virginia represented at the exposition,
.or 4he reason that both, Lewis and Clark
were Virginians, and for the further
rohson that the State that Is the mother
OF States and statesmen should be repre-
scented at an exposition of such broad
utional character as we propose to mako
the one commemorative of tho great
achievement OF Lewis and Clark, Wa
do not need the mere money that We will
ask from Virginia; we have or VIZ have
plenty Of that: but we want the Oldest
o. tl,e States to have part In tho fair
GOVERNORS FRIEND
Mr.. Myers Is friend Of Governor Mon
tague'g and an ardent admlrer. fle first
Continued on Second Pnge.)
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Tender Good Offices.
7(Ey Assoclated Press. !

X .I l (Eiy AsSOciated lt.TesS.1 jsis45
ri wAsFIINGTON. ID, c., Jan. s.-Repre-
sentative slayden, Democrat. Texas, tn-S
troduced resolution In the House to-3
day requesting the President to tender
the good offices or mediation of the
United States to Russia and Japan. Thas
resolution says:
.Whereas warlke difficulties are now
threatened between Russia and Jaran.
Which countries. as we'll as the United
States are sIgnatorles to The Hague
Peace Convention. s., ll64 IN
"Resoved, by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the United States
OF America in Congress assembled, That
the President be requested to tender the
good offices for mediation Of the I'm ted
STATES to Russia ana Japan With rela-5i
tion to their present dispute and to
remind them, in accordance with IHs
Hague Peace convention that the perma-E
nent court of arbitration Is open 20
theul.' tgllfA
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new CAS-H0LDER
FOR WEST END.
S Believed That Subcommittee
Will Report in Favor Of
Having One,

The subcommittee OF Finance. COM
posed OF A1essrs. Anderson. Pollard and
Rennolds having charge Of the PROPOSE
ton r.,lating to tho recommendations OK
gas holder for the West End, met yes
terday afternoon, and while they declined
to discuss the matter IN any shape ist
n,sht, It IL believed that they decided
10 recommend to the full committee thae
the Improvement be mado,
The gas department has perslstansly
urged that 1t be given q new holder, ana
has often pointed out to the Council that
tho present one Is not only inadequate
In sIx., TO tho needs ct the department.,
owing 70 tho steady increase IN the out
gut Of gas. but chat It Is liable to ea-
plode ut any moment,
IT. Is expected that the new budget VIII
contain tia SAaaatspapndaaoa.
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Conciliatory Attitude.
(By Associated Press

= - IL =
PARIS, Jan. s.-The Associated Presf
learns that in the opinion OF the French
government ,shere Is still u cha, ce a Of
avoiding a conflict between Russia md
Japan rs a result of concession 10 ads,
by Russia in her latest note. Tie dis-5
patches which have come TO Paris FROM
all quarters to-day have been n1osl pesst-s
mistic, and the hope fulless of tn, sovs8
ernment is In strong contrast witt, ehelr-5
1t appears that Russia s cuncasnion3 te+s ~
.lates to the erecognition OF the prel Ondersj
ance Of the interests OF Japan In Koreas5
This has been the crax OF the questions
between the two powers up TO rbe press
ent moments Just how far ths concess;
sion goes it is impossible to learn. busi
the effect in Toxic. according u the in43
formation obtained. has been more satissS
factory than the press dispatches show
and It is believed the NEGOTIATIONS will
continue. M ssl hlE4t5 is3t4t94 at7 {fs9Si E93S5
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TWENTY MEN KILLED
I'M AN EXPLOSION
(By Associated Press,

---0"0 " n" IBY NFSuUTHIt Itu t7FtHH'J W.
MEXICO CITY, Jan. Sat the Los
Laureles mines. west Of Guadala1ara. a
large number Of boxes of Dynamite stored
In powder house xploded. killing twen-
~ men and injuring forty others, The
explosions were heard many mlles away
and on American mine owner. worklnF in
his mine three miles away was killed
by falling rock that had been Jared
but 1t is reported that the disaster was
caused by the explosion OF ~ dynamite
cap In the powder house, A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09
GENERAL GORDON
HAS FAIRLY GOOD DAY
(RY Assun. d ed Press

(Bya aAsspc a led Press III
& MIAMI, FLA, Jan. S--General Gordon
has rested fairly we'll to-day, taking light
llourishment from time to time. Whi.e,
no decided change had taken place late
this afternoon, his condition was not
regarded as being SO favorable as during
tke day, He is suffering to-night from
abdominal pains, which, at times, are
severe. The physicians are with the pa.
tlent constantly, relieving each other, but
both being at aAitimes within easy call.
s o'clock this evening. si5 j.
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JAPAN TSl,8VESSEI :5s3
Buys Cruiser Building il Philas4i ilazl4i
delphia for Sultan. a.
-(BYM MAssocla.teds Press. y

@PHILADELPHT4A,SsP Pa, Jan. s.-:rheS
Philadelphia Record Tomorrow will says
The apanese government has secured
an option on the new Tur!G:h cruiser;
Medjidie. now being hurried to compile
ton at Cramps ship-yard. Both the f JUS us
sian Al and japanese governments have
been negotiating with the Sultan for the
cruiser for month. bidding higher and
higher as the war II sr increased, until
It is claimed the Japanese offered halt
n million dollars more than the cruiser
cost. after which, the Russians with
drew.
The Medjldle cost about 100000. Should
the sale be made, the cruiser will be
turned over Immediately to the Japanese
offers who arc at Seattle, awaiting orr
ders from home to proceed to, PhiladaSa;
phia. t3& Es 4 81 Eisl. 81 Sfs si, f3sd
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Still Hope for Peace
fpu Acane,io tad D pr..a,,a, !, N

.I@8 IA (By1 y17ASsoclated@ F'reSs.
Il LONDON, Jan. S.--A ii special Dispatch
Z from Toxic under to-day's date. afte1
reclting the arrival OF the 4 Russian ress
ply. adds q e 5} tf,t iS Il $fSs
diplomacy ghae not said its last word
iands there are still hopes that hos'ilitiea5
may be averted. From the Russian le9a-
I tion It is announced that the negotia-s
tions con tinue', 5s {ss,,i ,t5i3 sss.
N The r Russian Am bassador. Count Benz
3kendorr. 4 and the q Japanese u Minister
Baron 6EIaynshi, visited the Blose e.gt' Office
to-day and had II half -hourSs coD terences5
with Lord Lansdo wne, 10 whom The OK
1.-THE Russian reply to- J apans was CONS:
:mlnicat led. 1895 Il aS ss
81 The British government y IL Con tinuin g
1t efforts in tho interests Of peace.
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RIJMORS OF AN
ENGAGEMENT
Russian and japanese Fleets
Are Said to Have Come 5#.
Together. s, 5.5s
APAN. GETS ANOTHER VESSEL.
Has an Option on Warship Build-i
ing for Turkey at: at the
Cramps Yard.
he.
nav Assoc,lated Press, ,

LONDON Jan. s.-The Kobe cornes
spcndent Of tho Daily Express sends sA
scare rumor to the effect that a COLT.
s,cn between the Russian and the y pan.
csc fleets has taken place near the isis
and Of Taushina. in the Strait Of Korea-
This rumor is not ment toned in anJ,
otter source. and in view Of the fact
that the Japanese government Is exer-. :.
ctsing q censorship over al news cons
e.rnE naval matters, 1t may be safely
disregardcd. 5ts ,S. r s IN r. m VIII -
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ENGINEER KILLED IN
COAST LINE COLLISION

n 1770-71I (pys Assoclaled. FTessJ
s. ORANGE PARK. FLA, Jan. SIN
collision between two freight trains on
the Atlantic Coast Line at TINS place at
+ O'Clock this afternoon, Engineer Tim
Welsh Of train No. a39, was killed, An
eatra freight train, south-bound, ran into
the engine OF no. 49,. norlh-Dound. a.
Tia, latter was backing into band sidlns,
Eoth engines were badly damaged. No
one besides We.sh YVES injured.
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ENTRIES FOR THE
MONTGOMERY HANDICAP
F(Ry Assoclalad Press.l

MEMPHIS. Jan. s.-Entries to the
Montgomery handicap. the first big handi-
car OF the spring racing season, were
.apnounced to-day ny Secretary McFarAn'
o: the New Memphis Jockey Club.
Eighty-eight nominations were made Tor
the event, which is at a mile and q six
teenth, and has a value OF $4,000 It
viii be decided March asth, the opening
day OF the MontsoMsry meeting, WEIGHTS
are due February 6th.2 and final declaraL-
sens must be made February e0th,
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Progress Towards Peace
(By Associated Press.,i.

III (Bys Associated Press.l 8 Sif5Ss 5ji.s "
4 ST. .PETERsBURG,YJ Jan. =. Mr.. ny !. e Kuris.
no. the Japanese minister tonight ail-{S
=thorlzed tile Associated Press to say that
the Japanese government still wass dbtnEI
everything intits power In the interestsSof
peace and that all & reports about the
sending OF troops to Korea were wit hout i
foundations. Minister Kurlno said $ heg
thought that the negotiations had mads
sCme progress. St i53 ~ IN 4a$ }s3 358SS
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DEATH OF FAMOUS
BELLE OF FORMER DAYS,
fRv Ass0ciated Press,)

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The death IS
announced at the home OF selden sroeka
Daniel, Ammendale, Nd. .Gof Anna Ruth
Bingham. widow OF Bobert Bair Todd.
ex-iustlce OF the Supreme Court OF
Louisiana OF ante.bellunll days. she was
a noted belle and beauty or the oio
South and distinguished for literary taste
and culture.
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ADVANCE IN PRICE
Of NO. e FOUNDRY
iBy sAssoclaled Press.)

(I3y Assocaled Fress.) ~ T-
,R!RMIN = fIAAi, Ala, jan, s.-some
sales Of No. foundry pig iron have
Zen made this year at 1850 per ton,
which is an advance OF 30 cents per
ton In tt,e past few days;
iron shipments from this section are
heavy and steady. with !ndlca tlons Of
Continuing yInde efnitely. Some 81 the
Companies in this district haye sold three
7 Of four monthS ahead iiss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09
Richmond.

Hlt Hmm JOchI11 I.pynrInu REPORTS IL StTOTlS
fecl;nr y mo,. e the Ia oanesa for war with
Ewsr,ss Ers,ns 'ra,si,er ond nnfroiic addresses
atTAtha annual i me norla1 service OF Leo
penor rm,' iyop on df nanss neW sas sx
hejIc er. in West End-Oficersi of the
Iewis e Clark Exposition here 10 Interest
Virginia In tie exhtb ton at Portland ID
! iii iii affecting public service corpora tiops
IN n Il .1' no Sena Ia masses The eminent
ooma!n i! bill, but with such amendments
buster against In II tbo q Anderson annexation
bll I a, and il soes oyer Until sa y!
Eys unlaus AGENT
70 be br9aght ~, 6aek 'o rer9 inter-
esteS ~ tsrp'eetIo,s sisa Krausse
-. ~, riad 1tn,IS ~ pmashinston- ofil-
tno,a mt advised 81 anvfrulIng opening
the I 1l ra rd has Busy
sse py .hG ,up nra ,nda The new order of things
~ &. t,varlfirn Iineiv n MAN CHI ESTE r.
Big n ME in"t;ili t Ijiothers' woodward. en- en-.
,eiuses 70 cpnScIRr ~ Lott RIiSy,
whose a bsence from home caused snreasl !.
dt aS- ,ha .o m hian rianstn hes formed Monday
III pa y, eetnv ~ Excelsior Lodge.
B - 1''f7 ~ II "Xy:..s;s,;,I Soy 7s Z
S g,a tE ~ A41o.
n FO1 tSIoutn "Oiuhi JUN pa - w. -. ). ~ =,
4 Etlor9 9 :miiuu" ~ anatt Lo,,san,, I'M cni
90 Oh ~, y, annr,, nn nj Mo rIn,ac
Nj, az ohr' hr,stihn sh,,r. ,r.-Da,lghter of
Mayor Rhctt, OF Cha ricston,. to act as
sponsos t lor tme ,Gcd1 Nnt Newport News
Vo,,tt fnfaIiy' shot. .by :complnion while
n,,,fi,, naar stnuntnnG GiSr.aP Page. Of
iinivnrsitv snon toT;i i nounce date of4ex-
a n,ns,Ion forI r,nr;l ~ nod "a sch ola arshirs
Woman who cruelty whipped her six
.,s ,...., ~, IL rinco II'., Fl Nor 0,l given
,ve M Years cars In the penltendary-T Thleyes
Sea -, ny i,oaI ~ Iinrb EIk.ns.
'iosnn,, I;Jhtnr III! SIVoOdyllc
,wo , H!t.Gu ,I. ~ u = i.ua =. n - Henley o of
=, o nv. - ,,nn ti,at he has withdru WI,
T., t, M rsiit i,ur eship
,aI hort cit ~ - vashtne ton lps tho
ircsnir. er Vniiev . and Gu WI heavy grades
ott1.a,emnna; ~ q nftarne,F wi1bd ruws from
n., ,,ta p s,,snd n cont ntiance BY the
I,Se.p me-; Leesu- "a a len Of Wesfmor Gland,
raass'IIv tinad FIR shipp1r1p game out OF
ST., T., ,.ioIatio, of rnme law-Augus-
,a"ce,,nty nj eirl 'und ergoes repeated opera
,ions nsa Ior rom oo,n az % bosnIial but rallied
20 uead rooi.l 3 81 Po,loise @ 1estifv that they
~, - i!han ,how thnught ihev were
Ho,Eu o,.,, w. 49, l:rbrijjinr accidents R TO
,a.n ,,;s onis,, nn,lnfain ROADS. in High
,ea,..s ,oaa -, III Socc,dentajlv shot by her
! nrocie'' sroct heae Nosits ,o'i'
sAocA. C-1:
North CaIolllld.
Negro bovs nut obstruction on South
~, irNcL ~ soc train roll into the cater
sM.I.na Reii COMPANY, buys The Salisbury
ara Snoncer ie,cnhOne line-A letter
~! IN Raleigh out OF which no mall
r. -FI
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Discussed Situation.
fBy Associated r'reSs.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., jan s.-Thse.
far Eastern situation was discussed at
the Cabinet meeting to-day. special con-,
s;deratlon being given the movement OF
the Asiatic Squadron, which. Il Is desired
shall be SO shaped as to emphasize the
absolute neutrality OF this country in
the event of hostlllties between Russia
and Japan. After the meeting u was
announced that orders would pa caple1
Rear-Admiral Evans. upon his arriyas
AZ Guam tomorrow to proceed thence
"a Subig Bay, 1t being desired that tho
American navy shall observe good SEA
rannersr by not going 10 Japanese or
Russian watars .ust now
In Readiness for Battle. NJ
tBy Associated Pres.,
HONG KONG. Jan. SRA detaehmsne
ot two hundred and tftx raen Is -
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& u 5 n l5' Ii +.
! The Senate yesterday passed with six
teen amendments the House bill In re-
lation TO the right Of eminent domain.
The bill is one Of seventeen pages. and
Is OF Importance to thousands OF citizens
all lover the state. r. prescrlbes tho
rights Of railway companies to acquire
by condemnation or. purchase properties
of individuals. firms or corporations for
railway rights Of way or other purposes,
and the conditions and terms Of such ac-
qulsition or purchase. IA &,
The bill. as passed by the Senate, is
very different from tho measure which
passed the House. It will be remembered
that this isi one OF the bills on which
Mr. Duke. member OF the House OF Del
tcgates from Albemarle, has made such
"a strenuous fight. and as a result Of
which tho session OF the General Assein-
bly, has been prolonged up to this time.
and will Inevitably extend up to the limit
,attE11:59 A. NJ. on Wednesday, January
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srATE or THE THERMOMETER.


Highest tenrerature yesterday.......... 4!
Near temperature yesterday..... 90
Norma Temperature for J1hiary...... 40
Departure from normal teT perature..n !
Precipitation during past "a hours.... Q
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House viii Not Concur.

nc measure no" SOC5 IbC - hcdsO
for concurrence in these amendments It
Is almost certain that the House Will
non-ce ncur In many IL not in all. these
amcndmcnts. rnd ask for conference.
This, OF course, will be granted. but with
the feeling stirred UP over the. bill and
the attitudes OF the two houses there
is little hope Of the adoption Of u con-
ference report. That being the case. 1t Is
exceed dlngly improbable that any law IN
relation to the right of eminent domain
viii! be passed at this session. II none
+ be passed, the existing law On the sub
ject will stand;
The House BILL as amended by the
Senate, is substantially the. sama ns the
present law OF eminent domain. with
one or two important. exceptions. One
OF these is that the owner Of land sought
TO be condemned by 4 railway shall
within thirty days after receiving a plat
and profile OF the proposed route of tho
railway through his land. file In court
his complaint and his objections to The
report. ss5f5. a5s go
THE Duke amendment tossthe 1aws Of
eminent domain sought to restore several.
features of the old law epealed = -asy-
eral years ago by tho present law.,l9lt
fOrbhde railways condemnlng right OF
way within 4 distance nearer than sixty
feet OF a dwelling: forbade the acquIrs-
or cemeteries, either by purchase or corr
denlnation and threw other obs tacies
in tho way OF railway power and other
safeguards around private and public
property.
Restores Existing Law.
The bill us amended by tho senate.
substant tally restores the existing luw.
That Is to say: 1t permits railways 10
acquire by condemnation or purcnase any
land OF private citizens. even 1aklnS Lis
dwelling, II necessary or des!ranie, an
righ of way. 1t permits the acquisition
hy purchase OF cemeteries. 1t permits the
condemnation Of public school pruucr-
ties. except State institutions. II por-
,nits the acquisition OF private school and
college properties by purchase but not
by condemnation. And finally It re-
ou1res the man whose lands ure con-
cenlned to file his objections to the ie-
port OF the commission in court within
thirty days after receiving notice and
Mat and profile OF tho proposed right of
way.
Whether tho House will actcpt any Of
nil these changes canyot be absolutely
eforeseen. 1t Is reasonably certains, how
eyer-as certain as anything IN the fu-
ture In q legislative body can be---thnt the
House will non-concur. In that .vent
there is very little Likelihood that the
senate will reccue. That means o coi,'
ference, and ut this stage Of the SESSION
with but three days left. ut ,nost. asree-
ncnt upon,sa report by'ta conference
committee and by the two houses Is
wholly Improbable This ieaves tn'
question to be taken up immodlatc'y
by the new Assembly.
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leontlnped on Second Pagel
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Read the Tee-Dee
Want Ads.
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Money for You.s q (.
SUMMARIZES THE DAYS NEWS. \
THE Weather.

sifls3 M && j uC iSSEoILASA. Rs tff#s
NtAsHtNGT on, Jan. g. Forecast Tor
ba turd ~ and Sunday! b ~ ..3 !, . e, 3,
s-V:rginfn-Falr Saturday and Sunday;
fresh f west winds: J, e,.,.,
$sT North olnh--lTni Saturday ana sun.
say. fresh west winds.
rhe weather In Richmond yesterday
was almost springlike. The tfermonemtsrr g !
did not get hear the freezing point after
(. Che early morning hours
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