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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-30

AG E~afaAArNa
Directly after the conclusion of the
Farmers Meeting, in the court house
last Saturday 1t was announced that
Hon w. b. Lamar, congressman from
the Third District, was present ana
would address the audience. The pop
ularity of the distinguished gentleman
was evidenced by the fact that nearly
the entire assemblage remained seat
ed and listened with evident pleasure
t. the speaker.
Mr. Lamar cOmplimented the farm
ers of Madison county upon the organ
iZatiOn just perfected and promised to
assist in every way possible. at any
and all times In carrying out the pur
poses Of the organization.
The speaker then referred briefly
to the Swayne impeachment case
which he so brilliantly carried sue
cessfully through the House Of Rep
resentaives only to have a partisan
Senate refuse to impeach the Federal
Judge He showed wherein the work
done had already accomplished good
and must result to the benefit of the
public Notwithstanding the failure 10
impeach.
For about one hour Mr. Lamar
lucldly discussed the great issues. now
before the public-Railway rate legis-
lRtion, insurance scandals. etc. His
entire speech was well received and
when he had finished it was his pleas.
ure to shake the hands of many Of his
warm personal and political friends
Madison New Enterprise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
: : DOWN with THE CzAR
YELLED It'll. DEPUTIES. ]. 4 !: |. 5.
Exciting Incident While New
French Premier Was Outs s
K lining Policy.
{By Assoclated Press. y

PARIS, Ian. 2f--rhe RouvIer Ministry
held Its first formal council a t the lslysee
Palace to-day under tho presidency Of
4 President Louhet. Permier Rouvler sub
mitted his declaration Of policy. which
was aplroVed. Later til epremier pre-
sented tho declaration toNParliament 1t
follows the policy Of the late Premier
comhes, tho main features being IN In.
como tax.4 the separation of church and
State, worls'nglnen's s pensions and n re-
ducton Of the term ofSmllltary service,
The declaration severely condemns the
system OF secret reports Of the, lives or
army Q Ulcers. which brought about the
downfall of tho combes cabinet, s
An unexpected incident occurred III thei
Chamber of Deputies while NJ, RouyIsr,
WAS reading the declaration OF policy OF
the new ministry. The declaration eon-
tanned q favorable reference To tho ees
tive observance OF the Franco Russian
ALLIANCE, n AS the@ premier made this an-
8nouncement he was interrupted by CRIES
from the extreme left Of ''I1own with
tho, Cart mingled With cries Of ASS
sasslns!'' The President of the House.
Nj, Doliser, suppressed the denlonstra-
ttlon, drclaring amid applause that he
) CHAMBER would no. listen ~ such words,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
TREATY Will TAKE.
PLACE o. PROTOCOL. ,. [ | |.
Communication From Secretary
to Committee Relieves Anx-- Ainns'-,s
iety Of Mr., Bacon,
my Associated Prcsas,>


,yAsHINCiTON,s y. G., Jan Use ere-
.tary Hay will send tot the aenate3a treaty
10 take tic place of tho protocol throush 81
which the United States intended TO take axe
charge OF the financial affairs Of 4 the q 2
government of San Domingo and admins tl nm y
tor them to the emf that The claims o. @
all persons against Tie island shall hal %
eauitably met, a communication to thnt ant
efrect Was sentsto the Senate, md by BY
Senator Cullom laid before the Commit
tee ol, Foreign Relations to-day Senator
cnllon gave to the committee tho result
OF a conference he had had with Acting
Secretary pf state Loomis. to the effect 4:
that,the protocol by which The United ~ q
states representatives took charge Of = the 8;
i island IS tinances has not Syst been g re- a.
ceiyed at the State Depart rtrlent,, but sis
now en- route Ia the United States. y y.
view OF the coniil,uncat ton, SEM lur Bacon
moved that his resolution oft inquiry. lle,
over, without pref dice suutil stlle .fnlI
statement has been received 1. sFFoln the
state department. 3G N M N sa.i its
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
0JAlDlvA.N,CE&0NsE EN- ".
.lNuropatkill I2 ePorts Occupations
Nillag es8alld Rcptllsc
@ Of apancsc. III
tBy Associated ieress .)

ST. I'E'l1R lJIsG y. q. .----G Gcneral
q $Iluropatkin reports that r Russian troops
on January 22Gt At 7. NJ 1, after u
fight occupied he Village Of
ssadepas, which Ind been strongly fortl-i
Il fled BY the ana csc. III.
gS$af Under date OF January ee5 til. General
J,llurupatkin 81 tel egrnphed S;is $ follows II 10
Emperor Nlcholns Vi .
3sss'''lNho advance has as&commenced5fof OF our.
right flank against5 tho eicrny.5 w 81 have
occupied ISha atosn and X cigoutaya,'''sI
a88s General Kuropntltln adds: :$55s No details
have Sbeen received Of the Slossos at Ilhal-
slatosnS Snnd sISlei eigoutaya,9 which arc seven
{versts5 southwcst OF Sandepa IS NYo soccu-
pied llhailatosa without firing. the Jap-5
lanese being bilyonetted. Ifh lgoutaya
was brnvely$ defended, / but we finally oc-.
tcupied 1t a t a 0 o'clock ut ght.S6s Our
cavalry pursued two regiments Of ia par-
gcse dragons, which fled southea tward. 6
35$SSs. On our left flank 10 detachment t ro-s
pulsed sthe3J japanese and occupied n deflle.
between lthundlensan and EXpansan, Ans
other detachment g5 sont a58 against the!
s'eneny's tflnnk near sIiindkecheng Forced
the Japancse. to retire and cal ptlred 200
cattle 5..iE3 u 81. jall33ft & "A 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
COTTON, MEN "A o HOLD \ q %
MEETING I'm ASHE:'vlIIL.;Ll..EE n !. &
!! fByl a saociuted..rress.l 3

Fs MEM, NJ o LEANS. jan. y President l1f
Jordan /! presided over y n meeting I o--day q
al tho Executive COMMITTEES of The South
ern5 Cotton Association. Most Of tho $lneln- =.
bers of the committee remal ned oyer g
attend, !. g5 5s5 " i, a /.
! John M. n Parker, former president Of
tho New Orleans Cotton Ixc change, who
VAS elected treasurer 0f tho association
BY the convention, was present llp
committee decided to sliold the first an n
NUM- meeting f.3thc nssocia g Ashe-
vile, NJ. c.. on August 18th, II was de-:
;citled tho producers Of each precinccl N
cotton growing counties should meet 'll on
FEBRUARY 11th, fiat the county convcn-
tons should be5 held 4on u l'e ebruary &l6tll,
and that the various State aud territorial
conventions fol. the PURPOSE. q q organ;
ization and naming Of hc representatives
In the parent association should meet at
tho various st tatog apltals on Ir'e ebruary list,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
.[MPHATIC DENIAL
BY SEhAT0R. martin. [.
Says Statement That He Op-
posed Employers Liability
Bill Is Absolutely u ntrue.
d 1rron our Regular Correspondent0I

(Froln Our he Rular
WAsHINGT0N.5 i Jan, 227,-rrsenator el! Maf-
}tIr,, was very emphatic In his denial of lne
charge 1nade by the chairman OF ne VII
ginia Leg slatiya Board OF Railroad llm-
ployes, thut he had opposed the passage
81 an employers liablllt bill by nc. VIZ
sgInn I,egislature. Hls attention was callT
al ito tho Interview with Lieu ptenanttt'eG Coy 81
ernor Willard In to-day's 'rlnles- Dll spale ",
in which Mr.. Willard quotes from that hat
s,crtlon OF tho report that gives tho name
5of Senator Marlin, as one Of the op-
sponents of the measure, and the senator y
at once made tho following sta aternent i5.
My attention has Just been called tp I,
an interview from II Ion. Joseph y =, NYilT
lard Inc Witch l,e quotes from what purT
ports to be- "a report Of the Ylrg l1llal Leg
8iatIye BOARD Of Railroad Enployes lAll-
sgust, 1890 in which my name is put ill
a lIst Of parties ~ legged to- have u NJ aagonT
Rlzod what lis known " as tllc employers
liability hill. N I ave never seen that re-
fpost, and do NOT knnW 3s,ylat lnotiye slts7
ducsd tho a lleEed refer to me 20 far
gaas i am concerned, the eta nlent is ab-
solutelys incorrect a nd snnt rue. " s t
al M time nm tag ri zedS he aassase
~ INC Blll.. me e01ltrAEy, ota eYsry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Child |S|.DEA.D|:|| I !
OTH.ER:|S||N|'||J'I ! !. / J n ] !: ] D:
Rang Explodcs'l inv il lanchesterI s'
Resi,le lencc, Causing 4
I'raged u
MOTHER SUFFERS q; 4; { q MUCH. -
MOTHER II s UFFERs NY W
MUCH
..---.-L 49,.

Yonng Lynwood Earl Johnson, SO SON u. 81 q
Mr. ana MRS. L. oflnsor, Of y os ol4 5':s
West Twelfth Street. Alanclcst lies In
death. his home; his brother. Bernard
S1wood; is Iii bed from injuries and ~ VI Is.
Johnson is suffering from, inenta II shock *
Id b wounds received from the ex ploslolli
rho lament 4 Dlc accident was q uct to the,
Il reez{l,g of Y h water back pes, ~ !?
sd to the stove IN the ki chen leading 70
5.hc bath room, and nasa rneaIls q SUI pay
10 the hot ter, Il tal, q
55 rhea cx alosion Occurred while NJ rs Ohm
/, oil was rreparing break ftls The two
siads were IN the room ailltd the mother.
vas about ito place n pan g q l,iscui ~
A The stove when the xplOsion5 took place
9rhc stove was 4 a complete wreck. Young
$Lynwood ID who was four yea rs old n was as;
standing nea r Il the wa ter pipe. ~ = he,
ex ploson le WIS 8 truck will 5 seyernul 'uL
pieces Of the stove one of&WhichEc cut him
in the chin; and his body was & almost
covered with hot Goals, hot water and 2 oSy
ashes. His death was due TO shock s5
Brother Seriously Hurt.
Bernard was cut onS thc head. face and
body. by small pieces OF iron, and IT Is
believed he Will recover He lis ST. y ears rs
old. i 81 ls5 5ss ,,iyS5
*: Mrs. J ol,nson was knocked down. BY the
force OF the expl lOsion. and g gash was W'rs
cut In her face by a piece OF iron.
8 ,rhe sneighborhoo cd was a rouscd by Z ne
explosion, and within a. few minutes lors. 8.
ingram, Rucker. II III and Baker we re- on
hand i to do what they conld.E NO thing
could be done for Lyn nWood. ~ but Mrs.
johnson ana Barnard were made q conf
Portable as possible.9 a is5
Father Was Away. 4f
H Mr. ohnson, who is an engineer on the Ea \
Atlantic Coast Line, was at Rocky Mount,
M C yesterday morning. Flo was tcle-
fgraphed for, and reached home dn the az
{ternoon. # 81 q sss a35 9ts53S
s The funeral of the boy viii be Z from
iCowardin Avenue Christian Church ct ct y
q clock to day The body VII $be ia Ken 10
Beaver Dam a t 2 o'clock I o be buried IN
tho old family burying GROUND. ...38
The Johnson famlly#is ono OF he best
known In their locality, and the entire
community was wrnptl In sorrow ut tho
touching TRACED q ISL ,Ss i. /
sS Coroner Brodnnx viewed the remains OF
the slnd ana declared death duo to shofc1.. fs'.
Mr.. Charles sBurkert, the8rlumbcr who
3,nt in the range. planned vest tcrday& nat
Il OK xplosion would occur a any time In
any range under simila crcunls sta ances, M
fIfithc water back Is mad Very n Boz
fore Il t,aw Is effected, an cxpl oslon y y
certain. = " f @ Il e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
RUSS.|A|N.SI...B|||.E||.
JAPANESE | BACK !. ! [ X |.
Make Count pYeInent and
sis Seize and Hold SSSeverall
I;3 illagcs i5 Isss.$s
Ell. FIGHTlN 6 vER ! sTUB ]! BBORN. ) b / \
.lByiIE, a ,ssiociatcll n lPresa.l y

s5sIIU4yNC NCH4AN inn. On
S,rhursday the uplness be ga moving ii q
against he y Russian q Il II ght, cklng
.vielously{ Russinn posi- ions al long tho Hun
River where that S,;st reani bend south
ward tie Istlsslal the d ber b'e
LIEF existed that Gencr..l nglss army
IarrlYing rom 'ort vi hul. was u l, lei
serve, supporting tho nto oYsnlellt Tho
Russians not l,eat Ssofr he tack I;
after severe fighting, ytlrced Z In
the ntvening t. lie line 81 y 1I gould isalld
Hounlitadzy. rol'glo,!t the night mud Al
day the WAS work the cannon 4 /
aiding constant ly$$ y$s crcasillg IN trength
and extending further dong the center,
becoming fiercer every lninu te II;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

fitting and proper OCCASION. 7 7 8ex pressed
The y opinion that legislation should Y pc pc
enacted nbollshing the common Ia Y Y 9 doc-
;trine Of non-lability OF the employer Tor
injuries resulting from the llegl lzence 2 q
a u fellow servant engaged m dangerous
railroad service am now pportlng q 4
similar bill, which Is & pending IN $ Con;
eress, making the doctrine which has been
adopted Iii Virginia the law fin tall in
lterstnte rattle. DiI l N \ aSS x gaa .5aL Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
GRAND EJIUI | ]! RiYsI I 8 IS Is
STIL u WORK. /
Case Has BEEN RProli i6c Of Sem
sational + 4 atllrcsf and nd More TSi
1s;to' y; Z ( Com, :, ,t11, The 'hyss Men 'sa
That "a Are q. n1flliictt|e,d: .flit t|E,:. .555.
4. Are All Y Well V1ell. ~
s'888 i53s Known. 58y

Bv5gAy,ociate q Press

EN.
n Esl,s33 u CF K J, ana Indictments IN
connection WITH tiios Morse divorce re-,
CON CON plications yyero lid del down to- -dasY
ID inst former Tee aof the Supreme 4
Court Ed gar III 'trstnal4f 4 q tunnel
una Benjamin +. steinA Of the la1T
frn Of incl Edward p, Y, g
8Bracken al detcctlye. sJt have been b en-
employed by the firm z, Dodge
the former husband N Morse and nd
several other persons, n IN hose names nave
not yet been mad publ ss1
& Thei grand Jury was xcused from fur
Jther dutyEuntilss next q iiesday y, When, AZ
is said more indctlne fbe found
qS The lindct,nen against n Il ummel and
Ssteirhardt q a re two Sea CHI for subo ornationS
of perjury and one eac ch fors conspi ra cy.4
AEuin inst 81 Furs srinn &c md II l3racke.n
are one diotment I'd CHI Sfo conspiratc
The alleged subornntion offper5Wury W 8! con on 4
Eslstrg iii inducing Dodge toS nlake !al Vt
faff1davtss that he had u rerer cen
with the divorce cils nd also '
,o avvna q sa HE oct before eferees
~, il i'm 3 al eyed con spiracy co insisted IN
#nn a al temp the ends. l1 9 oft
jus ice ~ having g et asSdeI 81
Il
ss5 Rich 4. III Sensat ions; e
Dod " trimonsal ta',sls
"a hae,Y Tlc ipnal tures.
stinet the n rs S'lenlel'es
/ N, gs S,rns st. Quest BY her form er
husband, who's legged |e Shad 1level s
been property t'srs. Itns;
lprocceding, the 1egali s -
rriagest Char Morse va ,&
ions bY lle
jsihat resulted thas stratg nelS
out Il \.
III
nave the case reopcned M a li{S Hlnde snffi-
davit had l Ll' plroperiy
served with divorce pa Y lce f'urss5
man appeared Sns counsel for Al rs ~ orse5
isnts that time The q istric q = tolney
charged be fore the grand - ul,y- tina NJ
Morse never was consulted II by her i; t-js
i Gtorney, s3a nd that sllerg Interests we're not
/ pro perIY5 ca red Tor. One q f3the q ttorneys
a for bod 60 4 III the ori ginal action came
ssforwa id and produced q letter, which he he
said he shad received from flood &c, telling
4 of the service the divorce pa Ne
charge q f5Hsubornatlon5 Of perjury grew
ltouts Of tho Dodge affidavit ~ 1 53
Eursrlan sat for rs on the
@bench Of the Supreme Court In n ew Y ork
county II ana y Abraham Humnlel n IS one Sofi
tile mos ST Wild ely known " la Wyers J. OF tlis
scity. Hummel appeared ats ono tngn3 Of
stheg legal proceedings US counsel foE IT,.
Morse. n # t3ss st 3i. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
QUIET IN MOSCOW,
Alarming Reports Received From
IyanoVo-V csne esansk, /
. iRy Assoelatel PEesss,l

e Afo oses,W, Jan, aIr-' The day pa ssed ott,i
5anisrly. v II Is now almost certain thai
tie tie Strike movement IN Moscow and its 4
Immediate vicinity viii wear itseif out I
within a. few days. The printers rstutfi-
I'd to woek this aftefnoonsy and & ts3
l,i;ors factories south of ti,s river sg,ttyssS
,.eSnaned; hut 1t rs suspect ted hat tt.s i
men ID rs tryins NJ syiade ths oi,ier sssisf
they should not Ne paid apilss si1ss fs73 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Socialists att Work: P''elO n. o Il
pie Starving y Stu u i a; a
,.s.5.. tionSV Ver,y y Ora 4
.MlLlT' Y F'IRES i + o y Y
CROWD ;S'TNO ! KILLED | 1 |! j I,
Special 6 Council Held AZ q sarsk "
and 8SeloS . ecides on concilia " v
tory N easure r Es (. eYolt 'lts5 ia 3
ST.. Peters burg and; l,isSs 81
COW Seems to be bss5 ! s|sssss
..l3#s at an End. IN
RvIsAssoctn.ted Press. N

oliso bet twesits q \
troops ana strikers Lassn!cS \ H
street ii to-da n lie used
Their arms ii q fflcially sta tlintSS
the casualties were ~ lied an SsevsesrAIsE
wounded. NJ
Tho strikers the s,,blirt,
and broke into LIQUOR l,ops.. .4Ss here wa
~ sharp encounter wi til the police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
GREAT diamond.
V0RTH|s5.,00|Q,09|Q' 4 ! 0|9.|.Q|
.Just8Di covered I'M frican Mine
n Controlled d#bySJ cfcrsoll s5.sS
lex xclTEM.ENT' I ]! Y !. {: n I I OVER } |:IE ! I: {
FIND
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4 fpvis Il 4 s,ocia y I I'd Il press. "A,

{Bys Associate Cd Press Ss ss a.
W j JOHANNDSBU UIsG, / n RAN SV4A.AL VI JAM
q. Tho larges t diamond ever discovered
has been found near Pre- toria The stone
weighs 8. o32 carnts s, and u q said SStos bmeI;n be
pure white diamond n Of good quality. .8I & 4 4
Il slocally valued ut IS, 70 900 o,1.
Tho famous X ohinoors hlcll }is va lued q
5000 ooO chs % hou gh " t$B ~
said to have N we he'd 800 fore lts{yas
cut. There sis immease excl tementt here;
and and Pretoria Us resnl t# Of
,,s9sI sseysry. go
I 81 y Especial to The. lines. Di Dispatc ch y
ss; ~ OR x, y. ~ he biggest
diamond THE world has S'ct & seen, has tust
been unenrthed Il near I2reto orin In tile
sTransyaul, South "a rcN.tS # + orrnerss C,on-
gressrnu j, / j { fferson NJ. Levy. he largest,
stock holder in the Premier Diamond Com
~, OF South a flica, llscov f;'7l ered
the treasure to-day, received q cable egram
from his London agent STU ting hat. the The
new diamond q weighed & 3, ,(9a i carat sand
that experts estimated Its alucA at5 So
10000. & ii
For some L tine,,'I''5ysaid Mr.. Levy Y he
Evaluc of our stock has been going up s I
was al ~ loss to X iaccount fol' uni1l l 4
received this dispatch. which aexplas \.
the inward move. ID puri ty5 Of the bllg
diamond is said to sbegof the flrst wa ter e
3Ihc new diamond has only been Il g exceed e ded
inS size by tile great Brazil Ian diamond f
3uncarthed some years ago. which DE-,
1lunz, z,Tiffany's a dlamond cXper ert, says was was
only Eyeryiccablc for boring purpose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
SPECIAL MESSAGE. u S. Il
0N#D|E:IB|.1|. ] ! QUESTION. U||! ! N
Up in i. I West W ST 7. Virginia giri'5
legislature, But ] Likelihood ike
of Action Is Not Great,
! lIs;,,necjal e, Ia The Times -Dispatch,5

EARLIEST w. VA, Jan, THE
Virginia debt question came up Sili the
Legislature today. when Governor White
5prese,nted a special message TO- both tl
branches, announcing that tho committee o. .ef
L rom Virginia. headed by Attorney;-.c['' y;.[' en-
eral william a. Andersen had called aye on
MIN officially will certain documents set ~
ting forth West yirginias liability to part r.
- Virginia ante-bellun debt, The mes ms
\ j, IL was accompanied by the documents,
swhich ware read IN the House. despite
5nnp,osition, and then referred to- !. the FL
! = nco COMMITTEES. similar action being
taken { in the Senate: !. i, !, (,
IA view of the ia ct that the present Leg
atnre.' "a q We'll as former bod les. have
nassed Iyas resolutions dlsclaining any LA bill
ttW t ona the part of West Virginia to Y any
tof tho Virginia de BIT, is not Kelly tha!
any action Will be taken ne ,s4SSfft Az i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
~ Asaoc,a TEA IP IPress.'

LONDON, ,} 3&s q 81 itua tlonsS IA
Warsaw Isl very, grave a accordi Ing sto thes
3corresp pondent3 here e Dali
$yVhen&th akers struc cls III PIE; ;pssss ssss
siegedS the shops and 4, ou B ht1 stockssS
ana the su ppl Of brea IS "a oWss xfauss
socialis strlumentals
sent adds that theS &c nora condt ton
Poland %pit ta hle,s so wing to8 il bad
vest. There full s00. .Do0 ls urlemplo
not reckonlng II Tho, stri kei
self IS I'LL an sll fga
and orks bsirlg gtecteNd{ Y {sby,S
the mil litary. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Big Struggle Coming.

MI lizard rs tho contest has been, u 4 I I Is
agreed that t6bi " was q ere ltlrll,isf y
compared with the mi ighty battle which
will DO fought ons this uuestlon next fall,
EiG8thep subject be Il taken !,lp Mt the * TIN
session the President Is expected q call
then, ,orSnt tho gularA session llex WIN
tor. Thessentlment8o Of tho House of Rel'-
I S:rresentntIves has been demonstrated i% to5
Sbe overwhelmingly in IA favor q rel guln-- Al
#tioin OF rates. The bill which Will pass
ins all probability the reasuroSln ntlsoduccd.
BY MI, Hepburn, Is still In committee but.
sthero will DO daily hearings Il OF, IT. for:
several days. and n will he irsportodf g
1 out next week, and passed as quickly
Sas]posslble III SS MI l& II 8
sThe Bill will then go to the Senate and and
4 ssllimbcr in comnlittensuntil the next ses--s'
rsion.Bwhcl It will have to get through, q,
the House again and then run he saliint--T
slet d Of the Senate. The bill would " pass,
{ifI 1T ever. came to 5vot in tho Senate.
Tho arts OF tho oppon nent ts OF the m casilre rs
are are exercised to prevent ts ever being
voted OH. Ri 2 n 5 IN FtS q ,;t5 !s 4. &
@ There is "a Wide difference N the q IL ~
tt,,de ol$ tie members and of the senators W
on fills question, Members irrcspe
Of party. declare they q re he ~
T'hey Will vote for IT, Senators declare arr
they are for the Legislation proposed, but.
by their actions indicate that they are are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
j(ByRAssocia ted Press JSl'

sr. PETERS j IN. ,-.
s4A special council was held q t8ss sarsk
sselog yesterd at VIII Oh I, srepos ted,g
various concliatory rllea sures1 1 We're de- pl1ss
gclded upon. Sbu no ails hay yeti
pub biished HEh
ana EI.od ~. 40 III owsp Is HAY pear
ga inS ither cit ~ arsawg ths sit ttiasS
Stlon appears to Boz coming worse .sSsE 9hs,s
strike Il is rapidly a IA DDS; have
been closed here are III wspa pers and
the telephone 5servi &c l,a been stoi,
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Government !. mi
CONTROL / ! / NEXT
Rate Lcgislati I'll bce. u slE' First IS 4
Step iii Dire ctions u Own er-s3 K
ssfiipaof Railways. s;.S5
FIGHT OVER For \ THIS 1 SESSION E; q [, \

From, Our r ularS CORES sporldent y D ssS
yAsIIlN GRO 81 q The, VI
railroads assert hrou ta-
lives that they have fight
against Of es he govern y "
nel,t and viii ,,o Ion along
@thls llna. This md, g
sinpl pat ssassd tle
fight. They wish, his llnpressl to bc]
created, but sena old ma o-day
Sthat the great rslnspo portatton li,Scs were
working just hard to prevent Con ';
gress taking q, u his sub y
ject rs they had done at &; time in;
the past N carly every gret,tt raj way
en- the COUNTRY has nta-3
tive here and he has been here ior#a a
month IIeaI llas icceede,l tn
staying tic for reg ula5S
6tlor, ut this session that extent he
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Continues 10 Improve,
n The condl Ion Of lo.s preWryt
WHO Is AT the Memorial iospita !, bcoil
stlnues 20 shoW iInpTo oycnlsll n
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-07
COUNTY COURT
IN SESSION

The quarterly session of County
Court convened Monday. Judge
w O. Gardo1 presiding, The only
business OF Importance trana scted was
the ratification OF the action of the
CONT H0nse Committee IN having
stone substituted Tor stucco in the con
structiOn OF the tower on top OF the
new temple OF Justice The additional
cost Is only about 500.
AFTER NOON.
The court appropriated S25, 900 for
furnishings VIKING, sewerage for the
court house ana tor stone coping
about the tullding The Building
Committee was continued as furnish
ing com mlttee.
A resolution introduced by Esq.
Frank Smith that a dedication com
mittee be appointed, was adopted, but
the committee has not been chosen.
All other t"s!uess WIS Carried over to
an adjourned meeting the fourth Mon
day in July.