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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
y LOUISVILLE CHOSEN.
Confederate Veterans to Meet
I Il There This Year. ri

a The command der. General OF the United
Confederate Veterans Announces that tho
Fifteenth Annual Reunion Of tho United
f,o,iisyiiie, XIV, on TJunei514, is and 10.
~ The circulor snys Of Kentucky: S !.
& None cnn present a. grander array Of
noble Confederate sons than Albert Sid
hoy Johnston, Dick 7 aylor, John =. Nor
gan, John 3. Hood. John g. y reckl ln!
shall, George 81. Crittenden. and scores of
others3that could be named and he nei,-
tions With peculiar pride that to her bc-.
longs the honor of giving to the human
race hat great patriot, .chya lrous lead-
Jefferson Davis, our first and only presi-
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ADMITS States
AFTER BIG FIGHT.
(contlnued from FRS. Page.)1

In tho case Of Senate or smoot before tho
Committee on Privileges and Elect TONS,
OF which he Is chairman, The bill as
,pjt stands, & no ts,lid. recognizes = h Q ex--
fistence OF thes crime OF polygnmy IN
New Mexico aby prohibiting It's prnc-
X tice, admitting that when u becomes q
\ jsso,ytoreRn state 1t Rmay remove the res
Estriction ana nulllfy It. This, he said.
"brlngs us face to face With q condition
that should alarm the country. VI
Docs not the senator's objection apply
with lust as much force to the admis-
sion OF a State composed OF tho two Ter
r.torIes Of Arizona and New Mexico. as
to the 8admisslon8 Of New Mexico alone ~
asked Nh Biiley Mr. Burrows admitted
that IT. did, adding: II will vote against
the admission; OF New Mexlco alone or
against Its admission coupled With Arl-
IONA To-day polygalny existssin New
+Alexlco, x It has been declared 70 he he
breeding ground Of that prilr tee am
FinypossesslonS OF s5informatlon% concerning
the conditions In that Territory. which
Is absolutely startling. u cannot now en-
ter into particulars, but do want 70
call attention to the cnnditlont and ~
say that In my Judgment y would 20 g
fatal mistake TO admit eth or Or poth Yer,
syitores. Neithor tFerrlt stl ould u pe
UNI ti'|s 80" tl''S'
OUT "
L Mn. Dubois said that the revelations
concerning polygprny nlads ln the smoot
investigation have been 50 startling that
the national government wi take COLI
troll OF the question Of polyganly IN the
States as we'll as In the Terri tories, 4
number Of amendments offered by Demo-
crat to- senators were laid on the table
Mr., Barry suggested az az |. 3 amendment
which was 4 greed to- providing the. mo- q
Thing III the act admit ting Oh laf,oma
shall ;be construed MS lprohi ting the es-.
tabllshmelt Or separ rate whltegand 5colored
schools, e 1 4 iSlS
- In the senate proper an ndmellt ~
sfered by N IDOLS reserYllng To- Con-
;gress the right to gislatte on he SUB
Ject % amy was voted gov
4. Annexed 70 Utah "a
All, 4 amendment was proppotse 3ly M a6r,!
tKearns1 proYid ipg 8 that al That pass1eN
ssof gAsl zonatS lying Mor III 81 the Golora4Q
river shall be slan sSed tos IAN
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Dr.. Shops Rheumatic Remedy

tcooper-Q uarles bill, which has been dis; 3.
cussed and nd IN IN ~ sop
remains g the to unit changed by the 2
epps1,hss fshs Is Of the utmost "a.
weh VII bs
contest against the railroad company,
e thf rae
BY tie ira lway, 4 and q provides that the
case appealed from the dectsiona Of the
sent sup from tho Interstate Commerce
ommisslon. It regulates Joint freight
rates and classification and provides pen. !,
Wa take tke position that the &8railroadi
like those I o. agriculture and
labor, and all others should be tried and;
ganized. The Bill Of the majority makes
$vate freight cars on Interstate rail way3
systems, while ours does so. s Our bill 5ls
would $be OF 5the easiest enforcement"
Anything But Satisfactory.
Es5s I'll ana lysis OF the Townsend Esch bill
shows thai IL IS far from meeting the
Q & the Preslden t39 and
( the demands OF the shi ppers Fof the 3coun-
anu
any evil from III Is; nforceme nt. Nero is
ground for he suspic lon tina TT he IL Re-
8publlcans have answered Il he resident
5by7 framing al bill. which Will DO ena cted
Into law. which will give the commission
the power to fix RI tes and then. 80 cir
5cumscribe and = hamper them with rules
and regulations that the e fficacy8 OF the
Legislation will be utterly destroyed:
2 Though Judge d r icha rdson& did not al
Sltlde,s to II, there5are Q Tiers who say that
the Townsend Esch bill will mot bring
any measure OF relief because of the fact
that the appellate court is not empow-.
cred to fix a rate For instance, the
commission declares that a rate Of nifty.
cents is Unreasonable and fixes a rate
OF forty cents as reasonable and; Just
The railroad company appeals the case to
4 the@ court of atransportatio n.&S That court
decides that fifty cents Is an uni lust rate.
! but that fcrty cents. n s. fixed by the COM
mission, Is too low. Ia The court is not Ito
ibe empowered to &" split the difference
and fix a ra te of forty-hye cen II
LIT is believed that tho failure OF the
bill to alleWs This, and the provision that
( a ratio fixed by the ss!on! is sus-
pended and held in a beyance pending the
appea !. awil Ca use 3 the slegi sla Ion which
the Republicans propose in answer to the
demands sof the President to fall utterly
to accomplishJits purpose 81
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3 Rate schedule Adopted.
(sneiclal to The TImes-D ispatcll.)

i3l. ~ (SpecInI to The HTlmoB-DtspH
y IIoLYOKE,gN MA IS. \ FEB, A y he ans
nuaa meeting Of the NJ I. Tom pigeon fly
ing clubs to day u q u race scted ulo was
adopted for the spring as follows .3l5
May 1T II, Il 100 mi les, New Rockelle, n.
$Y.;f ~ 4t1,, 200 miles, II hiladelphla; May,
27th,E 800 miles. odenton, Md !; May az q,
400 miles, Gran gel Va; June 10th, 500
niiles, Bed ord city, Tie 600 mile ter ter
minus IS toS be "a eclded later hese races m
are 4 all for old birds. the chcdule for.
young birds having been POSTPONED 81 III
d Jo In +. ID, u ohm s. IIildretf h and
"a III. Fitch are the race :commit tee. q.
w. a Karcher, OF Spring field, was elected
president, and =, Fit ch seer ct a Ss
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:Colonel&Miles Improved

,The condition, 81 / Colonel George 10
moral Hospital, b was reported as some-j
what ,ih { abiewesterday.@ Relatives
are now 4 altered here I'M Tendance i I
upon him, all his hers and sisters IS
Oscar 4 III and I,ovick T, Miles. OF Fort
Smith, Ark, general attorneys fort 7, he
State Of Arkansas for the Missouri ! Pa !,
Mrs. j ohm Peltam,Ywlfe OF Circuit; Judge
j ohm Pelham OF Admission, Ala, a. slst er
of Colonel Miles. Is also attending him
during his illness. having been 4 In RIG :
mOnd for a week. s5$ at j3
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Noted Song Writer Here

Mr.. Reginald DcKoyen, b musical cons
ductor, song writ err and man OF letters
reached Richmond last night With his
symphony Orchestra. sfS. "a. "a ssss
MIR De Kovens is pro ba bl y MS vel known
as any mani III the cour TRY, and few there
are who have not ard and Rnpp,latIllded
Ills operas and song W \.
When seen IA the J effcrson last night
sf..I think 80. much Sof a. RI cbmond that T
arose from q sick bed in order. that Rich
mond people mi not % disap pointed
a Matinee and evening per forman will
Ybe given att the Acad envy to- lay. e the
former Miss Geneva johnson Bishop Will
sbe the soloist, while for the Mi htA per-;
formance Mr.; Emanuel Wadd, OF Bats
more has been selected for The solo part.
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ny millions of dollars worth Of Federal
shipping, surrendered to the rltislis gov
sx 81nonthsS after the declaratlons

crn1nentf SIX months the
35 How can Southern Democrats very Y
enemy TO e the South, the section rom q
e
/ hugh Lee, and after conference with the.
z old Con fedora to cayalrymar. q nounces,
that ho has g his mind !, 70 r Ca
referees or Virginia. and nj point a0tc Of
j lTltz.. Lees brigaders, T homas "a. Rosser,
to the ENTHUSIASTICALLY at Charlottesyille?5
sroug accord with s9the Views OF all the
sleadersiEof the Democratic party from
yilliamJ BRYAN :, a.,1 De n
name. One Of the most distlng ulshed
1 Democrats Of HNirgi MA said recently that
he had no idea thlt q ton q. 3, Parxcrs
5tIon fas regards railroads and trusts had
fhe been elected TO the presidency instead
Sof Mr. Roosevelt. The men are ,constitu-
s e
IS as radical as is Mr. e Bryan. In indeed,
his Gradicalism Isl, probn by more pro-
snounced y most things han. tina of.Stlie,
statesman from Ne brnska ~ It Grna yS have
been there was q m entail RESI- ryation on!
the part OF Mr.. b ryan. Il ar hat the,
President had gone too far. .yllen, he went
ana siH Dss ns
stand sheT had takeu against the railroads IDS
and the Atrus IS. N 81
Eff ect on Party.
Mr. Roosevelt as ma king n party plat:
Efolm. Thus far II has In It more ,g OF
ps sGafs'f Fiat he viii tnuc
course on5twhich he Is set. It Is Of the
utmost interest to speculate rs & to- the
Viii 'iiig have to b endorsed By tic Rcpubs
&lfca1l convention that Snoninates a can
RRdidatc to the presidency in 1905 or reg r. +
Of and trusts and I, t TIE
apolictes will have to Al be- .disapproYed.
in the latter case there would be g large
section % the Republ ican party that
Socratic ranks.af for that party VIII have
TO stand for the PRINCIPLES y HIGH Mr.
Roosevelt is lately advocating, and when
orally ora has been advocating for yea rs. i
Is n fact that Democratic SUPPORT OF me i,
Presidents policy OF rate reg uiation Is
as distasteful ITO the great majority I, O. 3
Republican, sena tors and members as is
free trade They have o2Syield I. TO I. the !,
pressure OF the White House. but It ~
with a grilnace. Derlocrats, ~ the Gays !,s
vas 4 fresh in tho mind OF the country
were not so 5unbridled In their 5dcnuneia-
stion@of Mr.. Roosevelt as are many x e e
haze hearia r aa Mn
II .is IN private CONVEX,
sation that these structures OF the most mo 81
severe character, alx heard. Democrats
Endorsing "a Inc presidential policy: I epub-j
leans oppose It lin private only tho
adherence Is lor the utmost ignltlcance;
When, in 1874, at the Inclusion OF the
tadministratlon OF John Tyler. tho Dem-
Iccruts nominated James *. Polk and the
Wings II enry Clay. Polk swept the cou y.
tho Democracy with WhiggeSy. nor did
The Inc endorsement. Of Tyler,s adnInistratlon5
by tho Democrats weaken the 4 party:
Arguing from the past, the endo q -
H the 5s Democrats would i,ff not ssit weaker
the party four ~ years q hence. but
strengthen NJ 1t II It shai! W be3% proven
that the Democratic leg lslntlon which.
Mr.. Roosevelt lis urging Is for the best
interests Of the people. Il n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

rhe mild 81 and immedI late effect Of
Swamp Root the great XII ney and b 'liH'1
der rem dy lis soon realized It stands
tho highest for Is wonderful cure OF the
most distressing ca ses.l SWa mp Root vii VIZ
setHyour whole system r ght ;s an the 81
best proof Of this Is q trial 5S
ba Cottage 81, N elrose. Mass &.
n EVER since il was N I'm the q Army. had
& moro or less Kidney trouble, and within the
5if past year 1t became so severe ana com
Gated that I suffered everything and .Mass
# fast leaving mo III saw nm nd vertisement Of
gE swamp. loot and wrote asking for adv1ce:
sI began tho Stise OF the med cine and noted
# a. decided improvements after taking swamp
Root onlS short time.
IF say that IL Mn entirely cured and strong. In
s order ito ba cry sure $ahou this, had q
doctor exanline some OF my water to day.
# and he iprpnounced iit all right and In splendid
know that your swamp Root is purely
$vegetable and does mot contain any harmful
3 drugs Thanking you for my complet re.
covery and recomendn Ing Swamp Root to q
sufferers II am, I. Very I rul yours.
sss5si, I.Sc;.SRICliARDsoN.
s Swamp r loot N q rec omme nd led 4 for
8 ,as "
i53 E pIToR IAEs NoTE n ordcr2to prove
may Tia YEA sa inplc bot lo and a book Of
free By ma an The ibook contains many
monials ters received 4 from II men and y
\ Swamp r 90 ARE so well known that our
bottle il sending your a ddress to DR. ii
say8you read this gener ous off ersill5t the RI
3uineness OF this off err Is sg,laran teed.
IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
Kidney I |! Il Trouble ! ] !, ].
Disappearing !. In
Nov Recognized 70 be HrIeht's Disease
3 Fearful Death List. "

b "A few years ago many deaths were re-
ported from INFLAMMATION OF the Bowels.n
Appendicitis is now known to be the real
trouble @ 4 4, "a IS t..s M
q "a similar change has come In Kidney
Disease. It. Is now d disappearing into
BrightRg Disease. q i. AZ h gs.s ~ XII
I'M 1860 the census reported 4 deaths
from Kidney Disease. but none from
III ] 500 Of the 1850 deaths that year
from Kid neyi Disease, over half were re-
cogrized as Bright Is Disease f{ s45
slt In 1900 OF the 563612 death, 5S,74S Cover,
nine-tenths) were khown to be Bright,s
Disease. Il. q n ~ 3 n, Il III n sIs
Thus tho simple thing we innocently;
refer to as Kidney Trouble IL now re-
scognlzed an the commonest symptom Of
Brlgh rs Disease, N VIZ 81 it;,5l. 5ly
The worry and strain y q te american a,
BrIght'a Disease Is sweeping tic scoliHTI -
try. /. Look at this appa ling Increase In
tho deaths from Brlght's Disease taken
from tho census; #
3Ii 4 1850 80, I, pEATt1s 8, u. 49,
@ I, # 1870 .,,.,, pEATHS,,.,., ,722
5 1880 $50, pEAT tis....., $3.50 t
~ I, 1890 ....., p EATH s.,,..,2 $3.50 M M.
400 4. ~, /. a EAT HIS ~, 6e,74s Il
IF Where viii # stop? No one Ia safe
who worries VI or has weak " ldneys,:
There is only one cure known, Ful,
ton's Renal Compound for Rrlght's Dis
ease. The earlier AIKEN the easier the
control Owens 8 N itlorl Drug 60. is the
n When 10 suspect Rright's plssa % - "
Eweakness Il or loss az Well M q NJ
ikles, hands or ey lids i u ldney tTpllhle
after theSs third b lont h;;3lS a ling VISION;
.droRsliless l9ne or sQreS 81 fllsAe.
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'THI M RATE /: Bill & [.
IS suBIEREuGE
Continued from First Page

sfil3flN (COntlnued from EflTSI 1h6e,l llstS t
N the Democrats, but we cannot enact
that. [ am going to take the next best
thing. Il do not know how the ma jority
OF the Democrats will vote aftsr the 9 t,n
sttute rajected,d PVT lax u trned
down sImply because 1t emanat ties from
sthe Republican side Of the House. y, 11 ! Z!
,o mGy pat is steb
in in the drection which we want to so"
THE Democrats do Enoty indorse every
feature OF the majority measure The
are alm9st as y sFomg1y 1e.
4 The Two Bills.
T Representative RIchnrdson, Of Ala.
to ohMl' member ei Of sthe Committee on com-
,lierco IN the way Of draf ng the sos ca W
ed iDavey bill, discussed some q the feat
ures of the two measures tG,aaIyii, c,e,,v
because it5allows an appeal to Federal
court onfn Legislative act Of the Interstate ~
Commerre Gommss!on Gco4 - = ms y, ne
hi ~ flxnE et the rate n When the RITA dxed
Would prevent d fair profit on the invest
. me or is conliscatory but an appelIate
court othsr IarsdSttl9nl, aver 9eg ~
lbiilSis that 1t proposes to create an addl-
!tIonaIS Federal court; the court OF rams
lpprta IAN 70 consld rate cases exs s,ii
snnry court simply multipues the oppor--
tunaities for delay This feature would
permit a case on which tbs! \ COM mission
had passed ITO fbe ta ken UP .dses noYo. and
Al espeejniiy important feat ure is that
lie no Ynsenll bill al lows the IN ia lxed
M tho Commission Ia De held IN Abey nee
Until the scourt has passed So. he case,
w Our blil cont innei y nd re iehQrd7
son. has syesY lead seat we n we
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
Want Students Is Attend.

n Mr.. Robert Fl. McNeill, chairman Of the
intercollegiate Committee OF the 1nau-
gural Committee, has addressed letters
requesting that all the col lege students of
gural ceremonies on March 4th# next
I'd Mr. MCNEIL urges tina tall students, who
think OF attendlng the Inaugural ton Will
IEotify him, M h az.
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Simply Write Me:

Il; The offer Is open To every one eycrywhere.
who his mot tried my remedy But you must
wrte ME- for tho free dollar
which he will accept as slatlly as he would &C.
lcept q dollar. He will hand YOU from MS
shelves q standard sized packa 90 ana ne VIII
act,d tho bill to me- There are no condi tions--
no Requirement. that ask. you to 40 - t 70
wrtowrte today will send you ny p psa2,
YOU to understand your case! Address De De
Shoop, Box G 2SS, Racine, WIS. 81 II III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
q Give Valentine Tea

N The, La los Aid Society OF lie gil Street
Baptist Church will give a Valentine ten
Friday evening at 81 % clock in the home
OF Mrs c. ]. Bi llups.! Of No. 4e4 North
street. The i West End An
Eeis Will assist in entertaining, and q.
pleasant evening lis assured oil who at
tend. a "a silver Offering will DO a taken
and srefreshment is served 5sj A a. a x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
Patents Issued,

WIl Especial to Tho NJ,
WAS /, ~, lfeb. lsnu n,,,
Yirgnia-l1li II, Janney' ri.lrtum rup Mnr,
folk FOIL escapelnent mechanism for Tyre
NORTH carolIna lanes p, Barnes, y ASH
vic, clothes CLAMP; John !. Mailonse,
Charlotte, obtaining spirits 2 lrpen J. ~
from wood "A, AZ Giamefy, a1'z Y
flower, disk attachment n Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
To Prove what Swamp Root, the Great Kidney Remedy
will do for YOU, Every Reader Of Times Dispatch''
s# Nav Have Sample Bottle Sent Free BY Mail

responsible for ano
through neglect OF Other
sure 20
S8
your other may becanss
attention first
BADLY Knlners
IA o remedy kidney
hepn to aet better they health trial
8Hss$SSs
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.M'CALL SAYS COURT
BOWS TO PARTY TWILL
70 Hope That Il will Stand
Between Government and
It's Wictiln."" (
.iRyg Associated preaa.l

y5 (Byq Associated Il Press)
5 WASHINGTON. Feb. Tine feature Of
the debate In the House to-day on the
freight rate bill was the speech OF Mr.
Mccall, of MASSACHUSETTS,. who, q III OPP
posing the proposed legislation. declared
that t was not to be imagined that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
CLOSE EVERY POOL
ROOM IN new YORK
Jerome Sets to w ork and Says
He Will Clean Things
y FTFas IIT7I713l : TI 80 IsN3g
a ByS.isSoclate Press. J 4

soclA ted Press.l IfIE8
NEW YORK, re u. I. ID strlct At torneyl
Jerome 4 said to-day that no had Eegun
a 4 crusade against pool q rooms n in this
city, and intended to close all OF them
men in tho Il legal bus lness had left the
state and that one man. oppose dt SS to-
he tho capitalist back Of IN bi g ch ain 81
betting rooms, had gone to Il Europe. In
order 3 to avoid service OF n subpoena,
calling OH him to testify before tho grand
jury. Tho district attorney N olared. \
however, that he would summon men who
had placed bets. and believed that this
way he could obtain widen co onoug ~
cali for indictments against the leaders
in the game. Si M III
Fewer gallons: wears longer:SD evoe.
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sup ,ty,, court Awould stand between the
rnpsr NH VIctiti following that
- an ,iEs 4 s4}fe abatement tiat
IN nni,rt f,,s,,a MISUNDERSTANDING policy sof
,ths nar,v M, n ttaf i. is tf.lh Views az The
s,,sa tasn :. Z 4 II " eaiSiatlon needed wera
~ rn !, 4, IhiI with ire execution
a. u ~, + Mat.aiiS lid Mr. slbley,l 81 PENN
sYivanla,Faii we're ID creed that the time
lhnd arrived for Stheg Eranti hg tof reliefsia8s
a'S1S-s S11s s1,,,+h rs 4 isS ~ Sneak 5'i
y 4 -. 4 "a 1, "A
Mr. Rlclia rdsoil A!ataHs' 1 ~,
the legal points ~ ii II.
said. n the Feaera Sotia1, IRA sneeal
roads get tner pr9ts N,rsr,naet,d XII he
court propos.ed pyntn1 iho MAI.
cnnra ,,s dssiyior il ex
clal we soi,. VIII ~ ent ~
cept 20 2. en .. y Z - ~
sa'zin as Z, - sa iss,,e With,
4,
w w, tn IN wn,lid Give lie
Inu su.a !. .t ioreinR action,
B. oia ~, III III Or not IA the
!. . r,Nli All moi con- plete the itgis-
;ialinn nav, Ia IRE ctcd fiat 4 .i country.
Mia 10 ,,,nfi,eif, for fridnE WI h "a I'M.
=
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Personals and Briefs.

~ NTFl38 IVCI SOIId1o Sa1IU MI C1o' 739
Hon. Al. A. C;ray, and Mrs. G ray. OF
+, HRiehmond They are stopping at No,
S9 East Marshall Street, 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
Case Of Taylor,
lfBy Associated Press,l

,,,ru,Ic A z, R,eb 7--Charles j.. Taylor bus,
,,ssa sip partncr Of MIS-, Alice Webb Duke Was
arrasned court here ,9raay sMafssu Tex
s s,,, W g 900 Pending the arrival % ol,Ssss
az the police. was continued uht'I W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
HMcC all,s Opposition. d

5laton wnsstthat tn OF IS MR. ~ Call (Ntis-
sissipp) who maintained that 1t was 5in-
complete with Il. the Fundamental princi-
pies OF private property. The granting
OF authority to- the Interstate Commerce
Comm ssiorl Ia n FIX 70 tes, X he said. was
crossing the line betw nrsregulation1 and and
tconfscation.f in d manner hat outraged
the most patent principles OF Justice and
he inquired IL any one could maginef a
more ideal method for the destruction Of
private property and one more likely to
corrupt TIL american pc ples The powers
vested blythe bill, hes said /. were too vast
and dangerous 4 TO be WI elded By any POI
litical government and were likely to lead
to the destruction ffcities and to govern
nel1t 81 ownership OF ira ilrpads over he
pathway OF confiscati Ion. The very air,
he said ;vlbrated with the demands OF
an aroused public appetite but who
United States will stand between. the ma
tlonal government and Y It's ylctim.4sSS
He declared directly aftcrward that un-
fortuna ely here was "a disposition on the
part sof the courts to uphold the policy
of the party In 20 wer. RI ;;s.
III The Impressions of Mr., NlcC Call met with
condemnat ion at the hands OF Mr.. ss Ia-l
mar (lTlorida) who cha rged. &. that j IT..
Mccall s. eRs were; those Of u tllets most
iCOUpleLet9TetCtt ptstt ~ EOfETIl-s
smeDt & inst Eulating the gsrai always.
Afrs@ Mccall 4, he ,satd slE had III spokcnisin
scarcely iythlpg 8 but ss.vile contempt OF
the advice Of the people when her a s.
serted tina they did not know. " What hey
wanted. u Y. y. Sis
Gives Credit to Bryan.
Discussing the proposition itself, +. Mr..
Lamar claimed for w. J. Bryan and the
| Democratic party the credit for first
stirring the people to action. Had not
President Roosevelt thrown the question
OF regulating freight rates into Congress
like a. bombshell, he asserted, the House
would have sat for twenty years to come
without action upon 1t. Il Mr.; Lamar, who
was speaking OF the Hearst bill. swasi In.
terrupteds byt5f Mr. Sullivan Nlassac hu-
setts) with .ansl inquiry. as q to why Mr.,
Hearst did enot explain his own bill, res
marking at the same time that he IA lied
TO note any elucidationEo of It, Mr.. La :
mar tartly replied that { he was unable
to furnish Y elucidation and comprefen-
sion at the same time, @ Immediately
therea fterS Mr.. Lamar was forced to ad a
NIT, In answer to Mr.. Willams, that
neither himself nor his minority col 4
leagues on the Interstate and gl Foreign
Commerce Commission ut any OF Its con-
ferences had proposed to put private car
lines in tho bill they were trying 70 re-
port VI It'll z. 4 u, Il
bill Brief speeches were made by g. number
or other representa- tives ~ support OF
the bill and the House adjourned