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New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
TELL OF BRY4N'S SALE.
Connecticut Mem Didn't Get Parker
MOneu. 1t Is SAID.

New Haven. Oct u (SpeciaD,-The story is now
out that New York State Democratic leaders. who
had agreed to help Connecticut this year. have de-
clined to 90 So One of the best informed political
reviewers OF the state is authority for the state
ment that Sheehan and Belmont and others Of the
Parker Democrats Of New York are said TO have
been anxious this year that Connecticut should not
indorse Bryan. They wanted his name kept out OF
the convention speeches and the party platform
Il is said that Connecticut Democratic leaders saw
the New York men about this and received as
surances that If Connecticut did not indorse Bryan
and federal ownership Of railroads money would
be forthcoming for the state campaign. Fifty
thousand dollars IS said 10 have been the price set
for the betrayal OF Bryan Bryan sympathzers
have been putting II.
On this understanding the leaders of the Demo
cratic party in this to it that men
ton Of Bryan got into the party platform, and all
discussion OF his issue cut out Of the conven-
ton speeches Then the Connecticut leaders went
to New York collect the $4,000. They
didn't get IL. Sheehan, Belmont and the others, 1t
is said. didn't recognize the Connecticut delegation
one-and didn't remember anything about the $4,000
proposition.
Then the Connecticut men took before them the
OrgtnatOrs OF the arrangement authority and
Endorsement. but then the New York people
held of. and informed the Connecticut Democrats
that nothing could he doDe.
1t is this failure on the part of the New York
Democrats TO ke-0 their alleged contract that IS
sorely upsettjng financial balance Of the Thayer
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
4. O. II. HOLDS ELECTION
Officers Behe0ed to Sympathi1e 7cith
p. j. McNulty.

The county convention Of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians met last night in the Plaza AS
sembly Rooms. in East 59th street and elected
officers believed TO be in sympathy with Patrick
J. McNulty. This is regarded as being a decla-
ration Of sympathy by the county organization
with the members Of the order who alleged
TO have sighted Archbishop Farley al the re-
cent rational convention of the order. The al
legged slight consisted of the failure to reappoint
the Archbishop as national chaplain, which ac-
ton resulted in the resignation of Monsignor
McCready as county chaplain and the ventilation
in the press Of the troubles IN the order
The officers elected last night were Thomas
Kelly, president: James Donohue. Patrick Cas-
serly and Major Edward T Gilgan. vice-presi-
dents and John Lenihan. treasurer.
The order adopted a platform censuring those
Of its members who have discussed its affairs in
public. and protesting against the Introduction
Of politics into the affairs Of the organization.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
DEDICATE NEW CHURCH.
DR.. Parkhurst Praises Stanford
White, architect of Building.

At the formal dedication service Of the new
Madison Square Presbyterian Church yesterday
the Rev DR.. Parkhurst, in his dedicatory ser
mon. paid a tribute 10 the genius Of Stanford
White. the architect Of the building. who was
shot by Harry X Thaw. Dr.. Psrkhurst did not
even hint al the manner of the architects death.
but his reference 10 him was received with deep
interest. He said:
lament the absence Of one 10 whose big heart
and artistic inspiration the creation Of this edi
fee is primarily due. Stanford White has i'm
pressed himself in deep lines upon the regards
Of those Of Us with whom III the work he has
been most closely associated. With all the many
responsible undertakings with which he
charged. X 10 this church that he seemed
particularly 10 dedicate himself, and TO make of
1t the Idol Of his thought and effort The pres
ent occasion is little less bright that he is no
longer with to share its fruiJiOn and 70 con-
template this final outcome Of his splendid
genius.
The services opened with Sc-iptural reading.
and then followed the dedicatory prayer. read by
both the congregation and the pastor. Then fol-
lowed the usual sunday service and q sermon by
DR.. Parkhurst.
The exercises were ended with the services in
the evening. DR.. Parkhurs- and the assistant
pastor, The Rev George r. Montgomery, con-
Quoted the preliminary exercises, and after that
cation, presided. Addresses were made by the
ReT. Dr. George Alexander. representing the
New York PTesavtery- The Rev. William Adams
Brown. Cl Union Theological Seminary. who Is
grandson OF the first pastor Of the church
DR.. Adams, President Va. Il. p. Faunce of
Brown UNIVERSITY and Bishop COadiuto-, Greer
DR. Far6huTS- $50 read letter from the Rev.
Or. Mottet rector u The Church of the Holy
Communion IN which he expressed his salts
faction al the Determination of the Madison
square Chzrc2 70 remain downtown church.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
VANDALS IN DUKE PARK
Ten arrested on Tobacco Mans
Threat to Close Grounds.
LBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Soraervine Oct 14-Janes B. Duke president of
the American Tobacco Company, has threatened to
close his two thousand acre park here unless the
authorities succeed in suppressing gambling and
acts OF vandalism on the estate.
Prosecutor John '. Roger and County Detective
George D Totten. in effort to the park 10
the public, last night rounded up ten boys OF Rari-
tan. who are charged with committing numerous
depredations on the Duke estate. Peter Leibig.
Frank Prayer. James Bourke. Frank Farrell and
John Burns. jr, arraigned before Justice
Sutphen a charge Of shooting craps at night in
the shadow Of Nj Dukes $4,000 fountain by the
light Of electric torches held aoft by statues.
Peter Leibig was also charged with breaking hfJy
electric lights along the boulevard in the park He
explained that he had not broken the lights from
malice, but because he was tearing mad after
HIS companions had cleaned him out at game OF
craps. The prisoners were held under 500 bail
each, TO await the action Of the Somerset Grand
Jury. The bail furnished.
Nicholas PasCale and Barney Black. who were
charged with stealing a boat and staving q hoie
in It's side, Andrew Beno and Daniel TrangelO.
charged with destroying seats and carving UP the
interior OF one Of the spring houses, and Frank
BzGb accused Of breaking apple trees and stealing
apples were also Kept out Of jail by the inter-
venton Of their parents; who furnished 800 bonds
each. Il IS expected that the prisoners if con-
vIcted, Will be sever ely dealt with.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
FOUR HURT IN RUNAWAY AUTO CRASH
Wife and Two Daughters of New York Busi-
ness Man Badly Injured.

Greenwich. Conn, Oct. 14.-An automobile. driven
by J. B. Van Halen. a New York business man.
living here. and containing his wife and two
daughters, got beyond control at the top Of Put
mans Hill. dashed down the Ave-hundred foot IN
cline. struck stone wall near the bottom at the
SIDE Of the road and overturned. pinung Mrs Van
Hale. and her daughters beneath il and seriously
inJIring them Mr. Van Halen was thrown out.
but not badly hurt.
Help was obtained and the injured women We're
taken from under the wrecked and removed
their home and medical aid was summoned
A. the Van Halen home tonight II was said that
none II the victims had any broken bones ana II
was not believed that the injuries would prove
fatal putnam Hi is considered one of the most
dangerous between New YOr. and BOSTON
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
DINNER FOR VISITORS OF 69TR.
Officers Of 9Th Massachusetts Guests-Give
Loving Cup TO Hosts.

The dedicatory exercises % the 69ta Regiment
Armory closed last night with dinner a. the
Hotel Astor for the officers Of the visiting gth
Aassachusetcs Regiment More than three hundred
men and officers q both regiments were present.
Patrick +. MCGOWAN. President Of the Board Of
Aldermen represented the city. 8Iavor Fitzgerald
OF Boston. Mayor Casey Of Lowell. Mayor Duggan
Of Worcester, Mayor Kane OF Lawrence and The
Rev. John ?. Chadwick responded 70 toasts
The s1h Massachusetts presented 70 the sa-7
massive silver loving cup. Mayor Kane made the
presentation Fpeech. The inscription on the cup
reads:
Both great IN courage, conduct and in fame
Yet neither e1Fious o the others praise
Both regiments attended mass in s. Pa+ricl,,s
Cathedral yesterday morning. The 9Th went home
last night at the close Of the dinner.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
MAY FAVOR CLEVELAND FOR SENATOR
Bob" Davis Would Like to Add Little
Dignity to His Ticket.

Much interest is manifested in the Hudson
County Democratic Convention Tomorrow night.
The friends of Colonel Stevens. Of Hudson
County, now being doomed as the Democratic
candidate for United States Senator. hope 10
have the convention indorse him. but a. idea
prevails that Bob Davis viii have the cOnven-
tiOn favor the election Of ex-President Cleveland
as United States Senator. in order TO give dig
nifty TO his Assembly ticket. something for which
il is not especially marked.
Colonel Stevens IS a clean man and has the
support of the better element in the Democratic
party IN Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
AUTO HITS MAN AND SPEEDS ON.
Victim of Accident Thrown Twenty Feet in
Air-Physicians Expect Death.

William J. Keahon, Of No 13S Woodycrest avenue.
was struck last night by automobile at the
junction Of Westchester. St AIMS and Third ave-
nues, The Bronx, and probably fatally injured.
keahon saw the automobile approaching, but
seemed unable TO decide which way TO go While
he was hesitating the machine hit him, throwing
him twenty feet in the air. II dashed on without
stopping but some little boys who the accident
noted its number and reported il to the police.
Keahon was taken to the Lebanon Hospital.
where il was found that he had comuouud fraCt-
Ure Of the skull and other injuries. His condition
early this morning, the physicians said. precluded
all o
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
REGISTRATION OFFICIAL HELD.

Amos Il LeFebre chairman Of the Board %
Registration of the uth Election District OF the
TN Assembly DistriCt, who was arrested AT the
place Of registration. No 2i7 Tenth avenue sat1r-
day night Tor refusing to fill out challenge afl-
davit for Lewis A. Weeks. of No 406 West 25th
street In the jefferson Market Court Yesterday
explained that lie had refused 10 make our the
blink because he and the other members OF the
board knew Nj. Weeks and were sure ha ha6
right register from the address he gave Macs
trate MaVo held Mr.. LeFebre for trial for q tel
which furnished. 0'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, October "A, 1906.
ARRIVED

Steamer Maranhense CBrI Casey. Manaos September
q Para October and Barbados g. TO Booth Co with
= passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar az
m
Steamer Hamilton. Catherine Newport News and Nor
FOLK. TO the Old Dominion Co. with passengers and
Iudse Lett Quarantine at 2:l0
Steamer Hero tNoT. Kars Baues october ana Boston
T. 20 the United Fruit Company. with sugar Came VIA
Long Island
Steamer Prornetheus Ger, Tholen Hamburg Septem-
her 70 and Shields October .. Philip Ruprecht In
ballast Arrived the Bar AT
steamer PentnsuAr lPorp, Boteho Lisbon septenloer
- Mchasls % ST George October !, Tereera and
FRyal and New Bedford IS 20 Amsinck & Co, with
rdse. Arrived the Bar Z 40 m
Steamer Caledonia CI3r). Baxter Glasgow ana MoVile
October q. Henderson Bros. with oso cann ana 200
seerage passengers and mdse Arrived al the bar al
% a m.
steamer Cedric Crl FIaddock Liverpool October ana
Queenstown 10 the White Line, with 81 cabin
coo steerage passengers and mdse Arrived al the
Bar 8 40 a m.
SANDY Hook \ ]. II. ESQ m--wlnd north-north-
east, light breeze clear.
SAILED
Steamers Chesapeake. for baltimore: t9Skawanna (Pr
Savona Aessna etc. Farran tNor) NorfoIh Europe tBr
Haliuore. Jamestown Norfolk and Newport News CITY
Of Fe eTett and Barge No 90
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
sousA APPLAUDED AT HlPPoDRoMg

The popularity Of Sousa as 4 band conductor was
well attestcd al the Hippodrome last night bv an
audience which filled the big auditorium nearly "a
IT'S caracity ana applauded every number ON tho
programme enthusiastically. SoNsa RESPONDED with
double and sometimes trIple euc&res J'5a so}oists
veIe Miss ADA c:-aglb6rs. soprano. Mss Teanuefta
Powers yo!,nist. and Herbert L. Clarke coTnettist
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTs.

fpttL4tTN PORTS
Liverpool. Oct 1s-Arrlved steamer Urnhrta m, ~
New York via Queenstown '' ~
Movtlle Oct l4-Arriyet steamer columbia (Brl Wa.s
worth. SeW YORK for Glasgow Sailed steamer
Astoria ,Brl. Luusdans ttrou GLASGOW, New york
Michaels. Oct 1+-Arrfved. steamer Ba-al,r- n.
Anderson. Calcutta an1 Colombo Tor PhadeInSta -
New -''--NtE-1a ana
Queenstown Oct IA lois m-Sailed stearaer Tosrt.
tbrl Watt dron Liverpool. New York
York Naples. ''' NS-~ NeN
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
NAY ARREST PEABODY.
Kemtuclians Talk of Getting Var
rant on Coercion Charge.

Word reached this city last night that certain
KentuclaAus were urging t.lat n "arta1' pe SNOi
out Cor President Peahody's arrest on a caafee oi
coercion OF agents. when the Mutual A@'e pieS'-
dent visits Frankfort tomorrow
Tie swearing ont q a warrant, Il is understood
viii oeper5 on whether or 10 Gamer couhsels iiS
VAL ct the las moment coercion IS CriIIiiila
osSe,ce IN tie Blue Grass state, and many OF the
Een.fscl,ars are thoroughly aroused, especially
over Colonel Riscoe Findmar's dismissal
Il Is TO expIaia this that Nj Peabody VIII ap-
pea before Commission Prewitt IN the FRANK
-. state House y IS believed that several Of
nc managers WHO have resigned recently. or have
besn dismissed. including Colonel HindHan, + Q,
4a-e of Detroit: Herbert y Fell OF this city. ana
L o sutton ot Massachusetts, will attend To-
rnorrow's hearing.
Apropos Of the corlpany's contention that Go4iCs
holders money is not Being employed in aafalils
fratjon @lec,ioneerinr Albert 5 Bard Counsel 70
the third Tic Iet saii yesterday that he had re-
ceivec reliable information" from Michigan 'Ha'
Il. wiberr Spence. who succeeded M Page =
offering pay &c the agents of TIE coIllpal'9' ",
are working commissions their expenses VIM
they are out Of soliciting ballots and proxies
for the administration ticket"
This means said 8ir. Bard, that an agent lS
paid his expenses while the road; ana ne IS 2 al
that he asks votes for the administration ticket
II he writes any insurance ne Is paig ior h.s bi
expenses in any event, out OF me company
I know nothing OF any such thing, and feel sure
Il isn't So was Second Nice-Presldent George l.
DeXteT's only comment on the statement
M Bard also MADE pupils an interesting M Letter.
10 the Armstrong investigation, 70 5. 3 Galloway,
OF Dallas. Tex IN which Mr- McCurdy said that
Stand or fall by the result Of the ilvestigation
Mr. McCurdy said also that any designations OF
b4oct 9S Ioq foT penafis Of T 1d or 5artg s
candidates viii meet at the Waldorf to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
MOTOR PARTY ATTACKED.
italians Try to Board AUTO ~ h'cA
Hurt Their Co11ntrymdn.
rRv telegraph to The Tribune.I

Stamford Conn. Oct 14.-Enraged by the pc
lief that motor party, composed OF MY anu
Mrs. Witherbee Black. of Pelham Manor anu
Charles Ellis. Of New York, was about 10 slip
away without giving satisfaction Ior nJuii's
one of their countrymen a party OF Italians
surrounded Mr. Blacks motor car IN thls CITY
this evening and tried to climb aboard to pre-
vent the chauffeur from starting the car. Mrs
Black took refuge in a doorway, and Mr.. Els
who had remained with her in the car WINE
Mr. Black was giving account OF the accl-
dent at police headquarters, sought 10 reason
with the excited Italians
Chief of Police Brennan and couple OF ON
GERS fought their way through the crowd ana
drove off the Italians. Many followed the car
to the local garage. talking angrllY aInCls
themselves Fearing a repetition of the trouple
in the Italian quarter in West Stamford, MI;
Black asked Chief Brennan for an escort, ana
the chief himself the party safely out OF
Stamford on their way 10 Port Chester.
All places of registry in the city are open from
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
TWO MORE DEATHS FROM EXPLOSION

Rochester Penn, Oct. N.-Joseph Cooper Of
Elizabe PENN. the engineer. and Clifford Norris
Of Washington. Penn. foreman on the govern
aent pump boat Slackwater, which was wrecked
by an explosion yesterday, died at o'clock today
the hospital Both were badly scadcd
and bruised.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
WENNEsE SINGERS NAV COME

Vienna, Oct 1.-THE famous Viennese singing
society. the Wiener Maennergesang Verein, has in
formed Mr.. Francis, the American Aubassador
that Il probably viii accept the invitation OF the
Mayor OF IndlanapcIs 70 take part IN The North
VienDese singers also may make tour OF lie
United States
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
"THE sHULAMITE" AT CHICAGO.
= TeIesraph Il "a TrLbune.l

IBy Telegraph The Tribune.l
Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE first American appearance
of Lena AshwelI, the English actress. occurred at
the Gar-1ck Theatre, in this. city. tonight. Her
portrayal Of the title role of The Shulante" was
applauded. There numerous calls after each
act. Beryl Mercer Maude Granger and Edward
MawsOn shared the hOnoTs.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

To-day is the last day of registration in this
city for the election November 8. Citizens
who fail to register before 10 o'clock to- night
will be disfranohised.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise eIo Sunset Moon Moons age 27
HIGH WATER.
A 8-Sandy Hook 90 Gov. Island .26 Gate 7:19
P PM-Sandy Hook Hell Gate 7 81
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
The Turf.
Proposals.

PROPOSALS. FOR CONSTRUCTED No % . z; WT.sa1
i Bacheor Ofic5rs quarters. N tripicsts. -. -
received here until 3. M Nl s+sr,sl ard coss.s
opened. for furnishing .aoo. t,-, s0d = af gssF
otsartSrs ~ ms post Information fass - naH
sSsr,,,,ssis ~ tsvInnasiuua or Olies-s iseS II
the ease may b. TO be 2pehsS Sort N .. wTisaI
Via New London. Conn
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
From.
sEaderiand. Antwerp October 6...... Red Star
Nieuw Amsterdam. Rotterdam October Holland Am
'Zul:R Curacao. October Red d
'Coun Colon. October Panama
Naples. October
Niunehahs London. October
Trotcus orleans. October Pacific
City Memphis savannah October p Savannah
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10
Liverpool October
oscar ChrisansaEd. October Am
October
Hudson. -itaNre. OctoDcT french
~ Dorado Orleans October 10 Pacific
Galveston. October 10.-...-So
san Jacluto Galveston October Mallory
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II.
LyErrir Louise Gibraltar October S....N G Iov1
81 cuthpert Antwerp. October Phunx
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

All places Of registry in the city are open from
a. n1 to 10 p. m. day for the last time. II
YOU fail to register o-day your vote is lost
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER u.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II
rs,+o,ic Liverpool. White $50 1000
t-raecia Jamaica Haulb-Arn- Hoo 200
fSrerosee Turks Island Clyde. 1890 300
S-,,1rdar1 Rotterdam. Holand-Ar 200
Madonna Naples. Fabrs- -....-.-..--.
66To1sT. g. New orleans So Pac......... 200 m
Il11ron Jacksonville. CLYDE 800 m
Jerferson Norfolk. Old Dominion. 800 m
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination steamer Close N Y.
China and Philippine
Islands tya Seattle)-Mnnesota Today. 600 m
y4avaii Japan. Corea- China Philip
nine Islands San Francscol-
poric Oct. ID 1890 a m
Nev Zealand, Australia WesU.
New Caledonia, Samoa, Hawaii and
Eli Islands tva Franciscol-Ven-
tura Oct IL - 80 a
ar steamer carrying British for
%ey Zealand does arrive time 10 connect VITA
mis- dispatch mails, closing at 1890 a. m $40
a m. ESQ ana p m Sundays l23O a. m,
80 q. m. a. m. and p m will be made up
2 rwarded until the arrival OF the steame-)
Japau except parcels post mails) Corea
China and Philippine Islands Van
couveT ana Victoria, B. CJ-Empress
OF Japan. Oct 25 m
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Philip -
pine Islands tvta san Francisco
Coptic Oct 26, 1890 a
Islands tvia TaConal-B Beerthcn .-. Oct 26 500 . N
Hawaii via san Francsco)-Alameda. Oct 80. 123O
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
Stern Brothers
ARE EXHIBITING IN THEIR
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT

A SUPERB COLLECTION EXCEEDINGLY CHOICE SPECIMENS OF
EMBROIDERED SCARFS SPREADS TABLE COVERS
SQUARES IN EXTENSIVE RANCE
DESIGNS SIZES AND PRICES
UNIQUE PIECES FOR DECORATIVE PURPOSES IN
ANTIQUE FABRICS
CUSHIONS AND SQUARES IN LARGE VARIETY.
(Third Floor
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

To-day is the last day of registration in this
city for the election on November s. Citizens
who fail TO register before 10 o'clock to- night
will be oisfranohised.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

Attention is directed remarkable collection Of High Grade
FABRICS FOR INTERIOR DECORATION
Now shown, among which European Textiles OF every
cevabe All Silk Brocade Darasks Broche Tapestries
Tapestries French Verdures Silk Pile Vevets Shadow
Tafeas Block Print Epngles and Novelty Stus OF Unique
Design Reversible Velour Porteres, Couch Table
Covers.
A Recent Importation of Real Flemish Tapestries
and japanese Hangings IS of special interest.
Carved Screens Gold and French Gray Hand fooled Leather
Screens Japanese Inad and Embroidered Screens and Teak
Wood Stands for Library, Dining Room Studio
Particular attention is directed to the Order Room, where
in are displayed Imported Materials in designs according
with the various period styles of decoration Color
Sketches with Estimates, submitted for approval
CThird Floor
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
NEW lnPoRTATIoNs OF LACE DRAPERIEs

NEW IrPORTATIONS OF LACE DRAPERIEs
Comprising the largest and varied selection shown
Guiding Highest Grade Curtains Bed Covers Door Panels
and Boudor Fittings OF Real Handmade Laces such Italian
Fet Point de Fandres, Point Vene Point Arabe ETC. also
Lace combined with Venetian and English Embroidery
for Special Order Work.
Lace Dresser Novelties and Pillow Covers remodeed from
old lace pieces such shown at the Paris Shops,
and very desirable for Gifts and Favors
fThird Floor
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

West Twenty-third Street
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

Brings mail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Affairs at Capron.

iSpcclal1tp The rimcs-D ispa clL)
n CApRON, YAo March 3l.-Mr u and
Mrs. w. II. Vincent arc Visiting friends
and relatives In Salisbury, Md, and will
not return before next Weels'
& Mr.. George +. Adams, a prominent bus
mess man from Blackstone, paid Capron
flying visit this week. He is Interested
in standing timber,
Rev, Jay. G, Goodrich, D, p, field Sec
rotary for the American Bible Society,
was guest Of Rev l., j Phaup Friday !,
Through confusion of dutes he failed
10 meet Ills appointment to speak here
this week, He left on the afternoon
train for Smithfield, Va. .&
LII. Balm ana j, y. Barham, merchants
and large buyers of peanuts, Will each
erect new warehouse. commencing next
week To accommodate their increasing
G business. B.Gs sl
Mi. James Y. BroWn, the agent Of
Southern Railway. has been offered 4 q
flaterlng position in tho supsyiNsenasnt's
department., Mr.. Brown IS said 70 be the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
COL. #BOYKIN WAS PAIRED.
Chairman Of Rules Committee
Stood By His Report.

K In THE recorded vote in The Times
Dispatch Of yesterday. with reference
To the question of adopting the report or
the Rules Committee Of the city COM
.mittee Friday night, the names OF Colonel
TT. M. Boykln and Mr.. James II. Capers,
Jr., did not appear. "a Ks ,8dsg s'8Ia
4 The recorded vote was upon the amend
ment offered by DR.. Darlington, practi-
cally restoring he language Of the old
section, permitting the attendance OF
Democratic newspaper representatives
upon the session of the committee.
Upon this vote, Colono Boykin WAS
paired with Mr.. Capers Had the latter
been present. he would have voted
AYE and Colonel BoykinJ mo"
Mr.. Capcrs was temporarily out Of the
room, having gone to the hotel lobby to
answer a 'elephone call.
p Colonel Boykin stated tho pair, on
the floor, and it was Enthusiastically over
looked by Tho Times-Dispatch reporter
in the confusion that followed. It should
be stated that Colonel gBoykin earnestly
favored his report providing for secret
sessions, and that MI Cnpers was equally
earnest on the other side, and was the
s first member on his feet to oppose tho
report.