The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
LIBERALIZATION.
..0!FR!GHM0NDERS.
They Are III asllii1lgton After l'fftlsi'.
Funds for the ,ss8858
James.
STATES OFFICIAL RETURNS Re: lI7
Presented gu Hank a1irlIs,iitnlssi
orkS Senator Martin
I y85 Efot rgirlia.
STATES 81 OFFICIAL RETURNS + ! /. llIF| ';

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B From DIR Regular Correspond ont0 ta
I'd. G., january 12.--Ilo &c,
lonicial vote Of the electors OF Virginia Ii'
was delivered to the President of '.fN
Senate to-day Mr.. g, IIn ms y
The ,nossen ger cl,osen by tho electors
when they met III Richmond Oh Monday ono q
There woro no forinalitles connected with WITH
1.-The tnsk. g B 3t e IN n.
Senator Martin introduced Mt. HunKin ms
In tho Office Of Vice President: Of the tn
United States, which Is occupied by the ne
President pro tenpore Of the Senate, i ana
tile returns were turned over to Senator OF
Frye. Theysswill remain in his custody
until tho vote is formally counted IN 8 iA
presence Of the members OF the Two Two
houses on the 28th instant. XII s NJ 81
u III on. Harry st. George Trucker one sot
the electors.at-lnrge from Virginia, nc-
conpnnicd Mr.. Hanleins to8tho Capt. l.3ti.
For Locomotive Works. \
sennt or Martln.Introduced a bill of I'M
poitance to tho Richmond Locomot1v
Works to-day The blll provides for tc
tho payment ofS money still due the Loco
motive w rks forsW work done on the boil +;
ers OF the Texas bout 1894. a Dill intro
$dllced by Senator Martin some years
ago was gotten through. BY which the
claim was fore $1O8, OBS .M. Senator Martin
secured THE endorsement Of the Secre-
gtary OF the Navy of the claim. "a {Es
i Ho also sent the claim for the amount
provided for In tho bill introduced to-day
to the Department for tho purpose ct
having H It receive lie endorsement of
Secretary Morton, In order to have IT ms
fcluded III the omnibus claims bill but
this bill was hurried through the Senate
iii order to- have It out Of the way OF the
large appropriation bills, and he claim
Of the locomotive Works has to be pulsss
into separate measure. The Secretary
OF the Navy endorses the claim in the
strongest manner, and Senator Martin
says ne thinks the bill will pass. The
amount asked Is 80, 49O.96. 5a 35
IN Senator Martin introduced also a Dill
providing for the payment OF damages
done by the government to the Highvillel
Baptist Church, Greensvillo county BY
Union troops. and d. bill for the relief Of
SLemos vi Spence, Of Accomac county,
also q war ella I'm. a8 ".
the Portsmouth Bar; Association deoaar:-3
ing for tho IA LITIGATION OF treaties Of
5arhitrationSw With various countries.
Richmond's Delegation.
HI a Richmond delegation, headed by Cap
tain w. II. Curtis,Eis here IN the Interest
OF the improvement of4IJames River
The delegation wanted 81 rs, 900 u for this
purpose, but understanding that tho Com
mittee on Rivers and sIdarGOrs would rec
ommend that only $4,000 will be nppro--}
priated, will make the i fghta for the M
crease In the Senate. ga Senator Martin
Witty to have the amount brousht5upi
to that recommended by General Nc
iISenzie chief OF engineers, but there is
danger that #au the senators will have
appropriations for various rivors and
5harpolys increased, and that II he bill will
be so loaded down when u IL goes ito $&ns
conference committee of the two houses
that agreement will gbe Impossible and
the bill will fail. s3ss Il 4; ii
Giles B. Jackson, the well known coll
5ored lawyer OF Richmond, director-gon
3cral Of the Negro Developments and Ex-3
position Company, had Ia long talk with
Chairman TaWEey, OF the Committee on
Industrial Arts and; 3iBxposltions, to-day
concerning tho bill o3make an appropria-
ton for a negro exhibit In connection
With the Stercentena ~ 5of tho settlement
OF Jamestown. Mr.. traWney said he would
inform Giles Of the date when the COM
S1nittee could hear him and assured him.
that he would he allowed to present his
claims. a$3;3sAA aSs5S E# # Il i55i N
Giles is greatly encouraged. Tie found
Mr.. Tawney much Interested, far more
so than he was on5Sthe occasion Of q
former visit of Giles. Mr.. Tawney re-.
equested Giles to discuss before the COM!
@mittee when he comes gba ok tho Questlonj
4 OF the propriety or legality Of an ap-.
preparation for the specific benefit OF
negroes. He appeared Il to doubt the Wis
dom az recognizing the colortline. Giles
replied that white there were few M grots
in the section OF country from which
Mr.. Tawney comes, there are many In
the country where General Lee and I
come irom,'' and that tho differences in
race were universally rec ogEizcd, v and
not always In matters ind lcatiyc8 Of hos
6tilityto his own race He alluded to the
fact that various States have passed
laws recognizing arnce d fferences, such
as separate car laws, and none Of these
have been declared con trary3 to the Con-
5stitution. Eli " Ii .5s5 II y
DR.. M. NJ. Walker OF #1yestnorcland
county. is an applicant for a position as
medical .inspector3on the Istllm,ls OF Pam
ANA. Senator Martin is doing what he
can to help him succeed In 4 his aspira-;
ton. sGsiE 3$gs ssS Il 5Flt d 8a sI
Mr., b. r. Mccue, OF Richmond. inter
nal revenue agent for Virginia, Is In
washington, and called at the White
House yesterday, accompanied by CAP
tain John S, Wise and son, of New = ork,i
BAPTIST = OVAL TY.
Rev. M. Ashby Jones to Speak
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