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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-29

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wide reputation on. account of its gem
uine buckwheat n@hor. Don't forget
the name. E
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There is nothing worse than an Of
fcnsiycA breath. It comes from bad
stomach and liver. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea cures all liver disorders
and perfumes the breath. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets
For sale by A. G. Luken E Co.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-29

Moonlight at Coliseum Thursday
evening.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-29

Having thus got his start. he has
continued In oil up to this present hour.
Aiming himself with railroad rebate
In one hand and a drawback In the
other. he proceeded to chase every body
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
School Stockings

COrsefS for Spring.
Our Corset Departments is
ready with full supplies OF
til e ost fashionable
models in all the popular
makes.
In addition we have about
twelve or fifteen dozen very good
coutille corsets in sizes Is to 30
that we shall close Wednesday
for 19c a pair. These are ex-
ceedingly good value.
Corsets, frsi floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
FIGHT For CONSTABLE.
Contest for the Place iu Red Lion nv
ureu.

Contest for the Place Ia Red Lion Nun-
dred.
Contrary 20 expectations, county
constables were not elected at the
meeting of the Levy Court this morn
ing. and IL ie not likely that they will
be selected until next week. Although
the law provides for the election Of
oonste bles any time during March, 1t
had been understood that thsy would
be chosen today. lt was stated that
President McFarliu was not ready to-
day as there is a fight for the position
In Red Lion Hundred. Frank Cleaver,
the present constable 10 that hundred,
does not, it is said. desire 10 te reap
pointed. William Oaks IL a candidate
and friends Of William Householder
arc also urging him 10 be a candidate,
and it is this that is holding up the
election.
There is not likely to be a change
among the constables IN the city, and
Messrs. Buckley, Jones, Barnes and
Bowers will all probably be reelected.
Commissioner Hopkins stated that
a side ditch OF the new Marshalltou
road was washed out during the
storm last Saturday night. IL was
decided to notify the contractors,
Stewart & Donohue. as the road Is still
in their charge and they will have
to repair il.
County Treasurer Buns reported
the balance in bank to the credit ol
the county to be S7l, 800. 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
BALL AND ALLEE CONFER.

In Regard to the Harmony Proposition
and other Matters.
The Philadelphia Press today con-
tanned the following special from
Washington:
Senator Alice said this evening
that he had as yet received no oommu-
nioation from ex-senator Ball on the
subject Of an immediate election of
S-nator from Delaware. Yesterday
he talked with DR.. hall over the tele-
phone regarding some post Office mat
ters and the latter intimated that he
would write the Senator today OF to-
morrow on the subject Of the election
Of the Senator. Senator Alice has
nothing to say until he receives Or.
Balls letter. It was Tumored tonight
that the reply Of the regulars will
advocate an immediate election Of a
Senator as a condition precedent ia
joint primaries. 4"
DR.. Ball said this afternoon that he
was talking With Senator Alice aLd
incidentally informed him that a reply
to his recent letter would be forwarded
to him in few days. DIR. Ball say
the letter referred to was the one ask
ing for a conference Of the harmony
committees OF the two faotions, foi
which no date has yet been fixed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
1fatHs.

CAMPBELI4-Near Newport, Dell on March lth,
1906 Ellen, widow Of John Campbell, in her
Keiatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral at the esidcnce OF her son-inlaw, q. n.
d. Lyman. near Newport, Del, on Wednesday.
March Ith, a. 2oclock. lntcrmcnt at 81
oHANDLER-ln New York. on March Sd. 1900,
Nelson Chandler
Relatives and friends OF the family arc invited
70 attend the funeral services az Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery, on Wednesday morning,
March 7th, al N O'Clock. without further notice.
DOLAN-In this city. on March 9Th. 1906 Mary
Funeral viii be held at no. 2o9 West sixth
street, ON rhunday morning. az $50 o'clock
Ma s at st. Peters Cathedral. Interment at
Cathedral cemetery
EARNhR-In this city, on March G, 1906, Henry
Reistivesand friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence, No. DIS
n. Van Buren street, on friday morning, a. .
o'clock Solemn Requiem Mass az ST. pauifs
church Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
GORMAN-In this city on March 9th, 1906,
Martha Jane, wife Of William IL German.
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
TO attend the funeral services as the residence Of
her husband. No. 1916 West sixth street, on Wed-
nesday afternoon. March b. at o'clock. In-
ferment at Rivcrview cemetery.
HITCH In this city, suddenly, on March sth,
1896, Lemuel Hitch, aged 81 year..
Relatives and friends Of the family also ST.
Johns Commaudery No. ], K I.i ana the mem.
bers OF Winona Council No. Q, J. o. y. A. NJ; aud
the members OF Division No, pa Order OF Rail-
road Cond uclors; and the Masonic fraternity in
general are respectfully invited ttaitend tho
fuueral from his late residence, No. S02 West Tenth
street. on Wednesday afternoon, March 7. 1906. nj
4 O'Clock. Interment at Wilmington and Brandy.
| wine G metery.
/ QUlNN-In this city. on Saturday March 3 1905
Margaret vile Of George Quinn.
Funeral Wednesday morning at o'clock al
/ s.. Mary church. lnterment at Cathedral
/ cemetery.
sMlTH-In mi. city. Margaret Warner, wiie o.
Dr. Linton smith, IN her o2d year
/ Services az her late residence, o02 BroomJ
/ street, at 2 o'clock Thursday, March Sth. Inter
ment private
/ W LKER-Hear Bear Station, Del, on March
| bth. 1906, VIM. n. Jr, son Of VIM. II. and Mar
| r. Walker, IN bis 4th year.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
/ 10 attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon
March 7th. Services nt the residence OF hi
| parents near Bear. bel, az O'Clock Infermen
/ Presbyterian cemetery, Christana, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
Wilmington Aiarkets

The local wnoissalo quotations reported by
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
second EDITION
NEW WATER COMPANY
Formed TO Supply the P, B. &
W. Railroad co.
FROM BUF0RT LAKE
4 City Franchise Asked for This
Morning.
WANTS TO BUILD PIPE LINE
on the Right of Way of the
Railroad.
FROM BUFORT LAKE
WANTS TO BUILD PIPE LINE
on the Right of Way Of the
Railroad.
THE PROJECT FAVORABLY CONSIDERED

The Delaware Water Co., which
vas formed some time ago, and
chartered under the laws OF Delaware,
has contracted With the p. b. s. W.
Railroad 90. to supply water to the
Co., aud this morning made applicat
ion TO the Street and Sewer Depart
meut, through it's attorney, Harry
EmmonB, for permission to lay a pipe
line through the city, to carry water
to the new reservoir at I Shellpot,
which is being built for the company.
The company gets its supply at
BufoFt Lake, near ChIistiana, being
piued from that point to Ruthhy, just
above Newark, where there is a large
storage tank, and IL is proposed to
continue the line, IN the right OF way
az the railroad company, which has
besn mutually agreed to by the tWo
ootpofations, but in Wilmington IL ~
necessary to get the oonsert OF the city
authorities to Cross the streets inter-
ssctsd BY the South Side cutoff, along
which the pipe is to run, and also from
the railroad to the reservoir. 1t is
this consent for whiohsapplication Was
made today.
The company agreed to do nothing,
in Wilmington, except furnish water
10 the railroad company, and also, to
build its line in accordance with the
requirements of the CITY and to safe.
guard the city, and the board practi.
cally agreed to grant the permission
desired. resolution, embodylng this
idea, will be drawn up aud will, in all
probability, come formally before the
board next tuesday.
While this company is practically
independent of the railroad company,
its business will be to furnish water
to the company, most likely from VIII
mi1Rton to the Susquehanna River.
The company was chartered at
Dover May 2d, 1905, with a capital
stock Of $3.50, 600. The corporation are
Harry Emmons Of Wilmington, Hugh
BayaFd Hodge of Philadelphia ano
Hugh NJ. Bunting of Chester, Pa.
The charter gives the company the
right to engage in the water supply
business, as such powers are usually
conferred, but so far as Wilmington il
concerned, II will be confined to th'
Iailfoad requirements.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
HOLDING UP BILLS.

Financial Problem Confronts the Street
and Sewer Department..
A financial problem oonfronts the
Street and Sewer Department. IL has
s3, 6l3 in bank, TO meet its obligations
until next August, to Offset which
bills to tue extent of between $40, 600
and $4,000 are being held up for pay
ment when the board has more mouey.
The board will receive some money
from sewer liens, but this is merely
money returned for a corresponding
outlay.
The board will borrow $50, 600 for
street improvements, which it may ge
n a month, but it owes S27, 600 to pay
the Tenth street award, which is not a
very rosy situation.
The board has many requests for i'm
provements, which it cannot now do
anything with.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
MILL DAM BRIDGES.

Members of the Lexy Court have been
undecided for some time as to whether
or not the law imposes upon the court the
duty Of caring for public road bridges over
mill dams and races Horace G.. Knowles,
attorney for the court has decided that
the language Of the law is clear and ex-
plicit, and unquestionably makes il the
duty Of the Levy Court "to furnish" for
all bridges over mill dams or mill races
the upper planking and upper ioists when
ever required to ''make and keep any
(such) bridge in good repair"
The opinion was received and accepted
by the court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
WANT A HIGHWAY.

Request That Thirty-third Street be Open
ed From Market TO West.
People living west of Riverivew
cemetery are using a road through the
cemetery as highway, because thirty.
third street, the natural Avenue, is
not q shape for use, but it is under
st cd that the cemetery people will
not permit this to continue, whereby on
some Of those interested nave requested
the Street and Sewer Department to
put the street in condition by placing
ashes thereon. A request wss also
ma for some lights abe matter was
placed in the hands of Street Com
missioner PieTson, who said be would
do what he could toward improving the
strestA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
DECISION AGAINST EMPLOYERS.
..oel.,ed lre,. Di patch oy special Wires

Associated Pre-. Di patch oy special Wires
Chicago Ill.,, March 6.-lhe contention
of the Employers Association that all
violence growing out OF "a strike could be
punisbed under the Railroad act Of 1877
was overruled By Judge Honore yester-
dav I'M the cases OF Fred Olson and Frank
Sborn. members of the Janitors Union,
who were accused of assaulting two non
union janitos during the strike two years
ago.
The decision is the first authoritative
Interpretation OF the act by a court OF
record and is regarded by labor men as
an important legal victory. Attorneys for
the Employers Association have commended
that any interference with the business
Of a firm or individual could be punished
under the act.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
Wilmington stoek Quotations.
PhiIndeInnln Innraarn.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wire.
IhuaanInhLa La .-.-.h q -Mh..- -.

Aatocihteo Efte DlhlAtuu " nicliA Wires
Philadelphia. Pa, Aiarch 6.-Wheat steady ;
No. red IN export elevator, ssae3iSc. No. ]
Northern. g0a9lc; No. 2 Northern. S7l6assisc
Corn sicauy; No IN export elevator f1a46is &.
Oats, firm; No. ? white natural, Soc No. 2
white clipped, SEC
Bran. unchanged; winter In bulk. s20.5oas2l.oo;
spring in sacks, SsQ.5Oas2LCO.
Refined sugnrE quiet; powdered. f47bhei so
grhnulated, 81 6iat470; coniectioners 81 5OasL b5
Keystone, eigOnsffl
Butter nrm. extra Western creamery Soc do.
nearby prints, 82c-
Kggs, hrm; Aa1sc higher nearby fresh, 1870 al
marx Western fresh loi6c az mark.
Live poultry, firm; fowls, lfaltisc; old roosters,
loc; spring chickens, lsal5c.; ducks. l5al6c.
geese, lial6e. turkeys, lbalbc.
Dressed poultry. firm; iowls, choice, Is q
alic do. fair 70 good, ~ alSc.; old roosters noe
nearby roasting chickens. choice. ldal6c; West
ern 90. choice. l4ai5c: do. fair % good. l2ai8c
turkeys, choice anQ fancy, 20a22c.; DO fair 20
good lSalec; ducks. iial6c; geese. i0ai4c
Potatoes, dull; Pennsylvania choice aud fancy
per bushel CSC. New York choice and fancy pei
Dusnel. 6oa61c; New York fair to good, pei
bushei, 50ahsc.
Flour. steady.
Hay, steady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
MEETING OF UNITED NINE WORKERS
AsooIated Prou Dllpaloh b. Special wlroL

Auoclaied Pfell DlIpalch bT hpecIaI WlFos
Shamokin, Pa, March 6.--Notices wcro
issued today TO tho officers Of all the locals
OF the Ninth district United Mine Workers
10 meet here tomorrow evening, when tho
members Of the union who are in New
York will inform them how the situation
with the coal companies stands az present
and what President Mitchell's plans arc.
The officers next will inform the mem-
ber Of the union In general and let them
decide on tho question Of strike or no
strike through their delegates TO the In
dianapolis convention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
SUPERIOR COURT
ArsO%'", o.. on the Matter Of the City. Liza


Argument on the Matter OF the citv's Liza
D ITS Tor the Safety Of Parks.
atngment on the demurrer inths suit
oil Herman Duncan against the Mayor
and Council OF Wilmington, which
was begun in the Superior Court,
last week, vas resumed this morning.
In the demurrer City Solicitor Town
send contends that the city IS not re-
sponsible for injuries suffered by a
person by falling irto an excavation in
public park. In showing the differ
ence between city streets and the parks
he argued that there are many places
IN a public Iark by which people Who
are negligent or careless, would suffer
injury.
In reply Reuben SattherthwaIte and
Daniel q. hastings, counsel for the
plaintiff declared that il is the duty
oil the board Of Park Commissioners
70 keep the PARKS in a safe condition.
This they SAID, also made II a duty
OF the city Of Wilmington. They con
tend that il is a corporate duty and
not a governmental one. Mr. Hastings
iead and commented upon parts OF tue
city charter, to prove that the parks
are supposed to be maintained by
the city through the Board Of Parh
| Commissioners
City Solicitor Townsend and Assist
ant City Solicitor Rice stated thai
they might request to submit a sup
Elemental brief after hearing the full
reply Of the plaintiff to the demurrer
The argument Is interesting to th,
court, as IL is a point which has nevei
before come up here.
On account OF the illness OF an i'm
portant witness for the defence in tn
case Of Elizabeth 4. Doughten VS.
Wilmington City Railroad Co. tn
case was continued, upon the applica
tion Of Walter II. Hayes, counsel 70
the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
MAJOR GEORGE h. HOPPING DEAD.
Associated Pres Dilpaioh pJ soeeial wire.

Associated Press Dispatch BY snccial wires,
Detroit, Mich, March 6.--Maior George
II. Hopkins, former commander OF tho
G.. A. r., Department Of Michigan, who
held an important confidential position
in the War Department under Secretary
Alger during the Spanish-American War,
died today at his home, in this city, fol-
lowing & stroke Of paralysis, which came
upon him last night.
Major Hopkins was 0i years old. Ho
was a veteran OF tho Civil War, was private
secretary to the lato Gov. John J. Bagley
for four years, was chairman of tho Stata
Republican Committee for several years.
and was a member Of the Michigan House
OF Representatives from 1879 10 1888.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
IT RECOMMENDED MERCY
The Prisoner Vas Sentenced to thl
PeHitentiary for Life, But His
Counsel Will Appeal 10 The
Supreme Court.
SELF-DtFENCE WAS THE PLEA
Hasty Shot and Killed Two
Actors.
TRAGEDY WAS THE RESULT OF FIGHT
A.ocI.lea 100 nI.ralch nr sr,oI.I wIr..

hNocietcu ffeW bhphtch ~ special NifeA
Raleigh, N. c., March 6-Tho jury in
the Hasty case, at Galiney, s. G., came
into court az 615 o'clock this morning
with a verdict OF guilty The prisunerl
was recommended to the mercy Of the
court.
George Hasty was tried for the murder
Of Milan Bennett and Abbott Davidson,
members OF the Nothing but Money Co,
The killing of Bennett and Davidson
occurred on the morning of December
18th last in the Piedmont Hotel, at
Gaiiney, Of which Hasty was proprietor.
The theatrical company appeared in the
Gnfnpv Opera House ON the night Of
December 18th and after returning 20 the
hotel Miss May Bishop aud Miss Nerno
sheridan. actresses, complained 20 Davi-
son about the attempt OF Hasty to enter
their rooms. The next morning Dawson
went to the proprietor to demand an
apology fight ensued, and both actors
were shot and killed Hasty's plea was
sclf-deience. At the trial Hasty answered
TO the Joint indictment and pleaded not'
guilty. The jury took the case last night
at Z o'clock.
Hasty was sentenced 10 the pcniton-
tiary for life but il was announced that
counsel would appeal to the supreme
| Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
WOMAN APPEALS TO CITY.

Mrs. Rosie Esau Ola ms Grading Neceasi-
tiled by II. & O. Cut Has Deprecated the
Value Of Her Property.
Mrs. Rosie Esau, a widow, has ap-
pealed to the city 70 renumerate her
for damage she alleges she has sus-
tanned because of the grading OF
Fourth street excavated by the cut
made by the B. 81 o railroad in the
western part Of the city.
Mrs. Esau owns two small houses
near Fourth street, just west of the
b. & o. railroad, which. she ella inns,
have deprecated IN value because OF
the grading Of Fourth street. Her
attorney L. Irving Handy, brought the
matter to the attention of the Street
and Sewer Department, this morning.
anu the board promised to consider
the subject, in conjunction with the
city solicitor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
OBITUARY

Mrs. Mary A. Davis. wife of James
j. Davis, died yesterday at 1919
French street. She was GA years old.
The funeral Of Lemuel Hitch will
take place from his late home sO2
West Tenth street, at 4 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon, and will be in charge
Of st. Johns Commandery, knights
Templar.
After undergoing an operation al
the Delaware Hospital, Mrs. Margaret
w. Smith, wife of DR.. Linton Smith,
died at noon yesterday. Mrs. Smith
was a daughter of the late Charles
Warner. She leaves two children,
Charles Warner Smith an attorney
and Mrs. Frederick K. Stone. She
was 81 years old,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
IN WALL STREET TODAY

Associated Press Dispatch nY Special Wires
Wall Street. New York, March 6. Tho
opening prices in the stock market today
showed a sprinkling of gains, but they were
general tendency was lower Illinois Gem
tral fell l9{, Reading rs 81. Paul and Colo
RADIO Fuel point ana Smelling "a. There
was rise of a point in Consolidated Gas
and of large fractions in American Ice and
Pacific Mail. Dealings were active and
widely distributed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
MURDER SUSPECT IN CUSTODY.


Man Arrested AZ Cameron. W. Va, Held
for Crime Committed In Chicago.
Associated ires. Dispatches by Bpeclal wiroa
Wheeling, W. Va, March GA man
going under tho namo of Gregory, but
believed TO be Frank j. Constantine, who
is wanted in Chicago for the murder Of
Mrs. Arthur W. Gentry, on january 5th
last, has been arrested az Cameron, W.
Va. where he was working in a restaurant.
Chicago, H., March 6.--Tho local police
have received official information relative
TO the arrest of man Rt Cameron, W
Va. who is supposed 10 be Prank J. Con-
stantino
The details given are 90 meagro that
Il il impossible for the police TO determine
whether or not the suspect IA in reality
the man wanted for the murder Of Mrs.
Gentry A picture and description Of
the man have been forwarded 10 Chicago,
but they have not yet arrived.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
ELECTION AT M1DDLETowN.

speciai torr4suonuenee rvery rvenlnl
Aliddletown, March 6.-Ihe annual
election was held yesterday afternoon at
Justice of the Peace A. G. Cox S Office.
Joseph Hanson and George B. Poverty
were elected town commissioners over
w. P. Biggs and John Denny by ma
iorities Of SIX and seven votes, respectively
Edward Reynolds was elected treasurer,
no opposition.
Joseph A. Suydam was elected assessor
by one vote over Richard L. Price:
Alfred G.. Cox was reelected alderman
unanimously.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
ELECTION AT GEoReETowN,

Special Correspondence o Every rvening.
Georgetown, March 6.-The annual
town election was held yesterday alter
noon and resulted in the election OF the
following ticket by majority OF Il votes
Mayor. William A. Warrington; Com
missioners, DR.. Rowland g. Paynter, John
r. Kaiser. DR.. James H. Chapman, Charles
L. Moore. James II. Conawayi Assessor,
George r. Mears; Treasurer, Thomas b.
Pepper. A..
The total poll was lS3 votes and the
contest was a spirited one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
RUSSIAN BOMB FACTORY CAPTURED.
A.,oclaied pre.s Dlspatoa 0v special Wines

Associated Press Disnaton Dv Special Wires
ST.. Petersburg, Russia, March "a
wholesale bomb factory was captured by
the police today at the lodgings OF a drug
gist. One hundred and twenty loaded
bombs were seized. Tho apartments had
been the rendezvous of students and reyo-
lutionists, 20 Of whom were captured
Another terrorist, who was arrested in
the street, had bomb in his pocket.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
WASHINGTON NEGRO ARRESTED.

Resembles a Man Wanted by the Police
Of That City.
Eugene Thomas, colored, aged 20 years,
of Washington. was arrested in the Edge
Moor wards Of the p, B. & w. railroad
by Special Officer Porter, tins morning,
ON the charge Of trespass. He Is thought
TO resemble William Thomas, who is
wanted in Washington on the charge OF
shooting Robert Wales colored, on Thurs
day night. The victim Of the shooting
was reported dying on Saturday when
the circulars were issued giving a de-
scription of the man wanted for the crime
and for whom reward OF $50 is offered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
LOOKS WORSE FOR JOHNS.

Nathan Levy, a banker, who is said to
have witnessed the murder of Max Elkins,
in Phmnixville, Pa, on February 14th,
is understood TO have told the authorities
that he has every reason to believe that
William Johns, colored, who was arrested
here, was the murderer. Monroe Par
ham, another suspect, was arrested in
Philadelphia yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
CHERRY ISLAND MARSH.

Annual Meeting and Election Of Directors
for a Year.
The annual meeting Of the Cherry
Island Marsh Co. was held yesterday
afternoon and the following directors
were elected for the ensuing year: VIII
liam f. Sellers, J. A. Weldin, Howard
T. Wallace, William @. Mahatiy and Will
liam Lawton. John T. Talley was elected
treasurer.
On the last Monday in this month the
directors will have its annual bank walk,
to determine what damage, If any, has
been done by the winter storms. The
directors may also organize at that time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
NEW wARsH1Ps ron GERMANY.
.oola,ed Press Dispa,ch o. Special Wires

Associated Press Dispatch Dy special Wires
Berlin, Prussia, March 6s--Ihe appro-
priations committee Of the Reichstag,
on which all the Parliamentary groups
are represented, today approved, with a
few dissenting votes, the governments
measure providing for the construction
al six additional armored cruisers.