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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
MYSTERY ABOUT
HOUSTON ! o. \ 4 / !.
Both Houses Agreed to Confer
c1ceR Report Making Appro-
priatiot1 $1,000.
NOT IN THE ENROLLED COPY
.t
Members From Hampton Trying
to Find Where the
81 Trouble Was.
NOT IN THE ENROLLED COPY

n K I Id IL III 10 a
8s TO the limited session Of the General
Assembly and the wild rush Of work IN
cdcnt there to, arc attributed by some,
the Irregularities that nro coming 70
light In connection with bills In the Legis-
slature, but whatever may DO tho cause III
these acknowledgements nro being made 1Na ln 4
AS fast as ono is disposed OF BY on ~.
aipinnation or Investigation, another hobs
up TO take its place. u.
House Bill 1875, and Senate bill No. 8
are now 5'on tho rack" something hay.
ing happened to both Of them How i
no ono seems able to say, but
that It did happen, requires no more
than u plain, everyday. man to discover.
House bill 1p6 Is that offered w Mr..
Houston Of Hampton, establishing a
State school for the colored deaf anu
Blind, and anpropriating 5000 therefor.
The bill as originally offered carried carried
sis, 900 instead OF s. 600. 5& ltsiF 3t a
1. THE Senate amended the bill In se Soy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
BRITISH AL 50
TO INVESTIGATE.
Mutual Life Insurance to Suffer
at Hands Of
Islanders.
(By Associated Prcss,)

LONDON, March 29-so far as Is az
ccrtalnablc, tho British policy holdings
OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New York, are disposed TO wall tof
the formulation of u scheme OF =, y.
lluldeinaH, the British manager OF my
company, before taking action, pe'ns cpst-
fident that as he himself holds policies
II tho Mutual to the extent OF $l4a.Nv,
he has a strong interest TO soc thnt l!e'f
Etcrestg are placed on u sound OASIS
Mr. tIaldemnn maintains that liHPorr
.tant letters and kilograms WHICH he sent
&c tho New York Office of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company remain IMAM
swcred, hut adds that he Is not sure
The interests OF British policy holders
WIN DO advanced by public expfessloh
or these matters
The British manager of the New YORK
Life Insurance "a Company has written 70
the Earl OF Onslow. promising his aid 70
the governments committee, ana hdolis !
"Wc shall Il, mere than glad TO soc some
measure OF Just and searching supervisor
oyer our English business b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
Some Pointed Questions.

Replying to Mr. Wnder, Mr.. Mitchell
said no wanted to know these things:
Whether tho claim of no profits made
included the Hooking Valley Railway;
what profits the Vandalia Railroad COM
pnny realized out Of the Vandnla Coal
Company; what are the relationships be-
tween the Big Four Railway Company
and the o'Gara Coal Company, between
the Deerlng Coal Company and the Rock
Island-'F Frisco Railroad Company: be-
tween the Missouri Pacific Railroad Com
pany and the Western Coal Company.
He added: THESE questions we demand
shall be answered before this convention
adjourns, and we will see why these
coal companies cannot afford to pay this
slight Increase in wages. We are down
to hard facts, and there are some things
we want to know about" 5.S5t
IL I'll Wint1er said that every share of
stock of the Sunday Creek Company was
owned by the Hooking Valley Railroad
Company, r. r. Hammond said Rock
Island Railroad interests owned 100000
bonds Of the Dcering Coal Company A.
]. Mooreshead said some OF the stock
Of the Madison Coal Company was owned
BY stockholders Of the Illinois Central
Railroad, but that was all.
Answering tho arguments made during
the day against an advance. Mr.. Mitchell
closed the debate for tho afternoon with
the following statement:
'''rho miners, SO far rs we arc con-
cerncd. In case OF a strike. will have no
riots and no bloodshed. We may, II q
prolonged strike takes place. have hun
ger and We may wear poorer clothes.
We may endure greater hardships, but
the miners are just as aw-abidlng and
just as patriotic as are tho gentlemen
on your side" @sp9
Would Check Prosperity.
Mr.. Robbins. In his offcr to pay the ad :
vance called the attention Of the other
operators to tho fact that they had made
no concessions. He said they have been
able heretofore to come together and
settle their own affairs without arbitrn-
ton md without appealing to any ono
else. With tho shutting down of the
mines In this country, there would be
a great industrial suspension that Is go.
Ing to bring Infinite misery into the
homes Of millions Of people. and cause
a setback to national prosperity, he said
and made an appeal to the miners Ia
sign the scale by districts wherever the
advance was offered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
FIX MAXIM UNI TARIFF
AGAINST VENEZUELA
fRy Associated Prcss.l

PARIS, March 2S.-1t Is senll-officinlly
stated thatia decree Is being prepared es-
tablIshing a maximum tariff against
Venezuela. The Franco Venezuelan con-
yention Of 1904 gives France the Same
trade treatment as other nations, but
President Castros refusal to permit the
landing of French merchandise in Vene-
zuela is construed as being a violation
Of that convention. Therefore, the law
OF 1882, which provides for ~ maximum
tariff against Venezuela, which goes into
effect, and IWil result in the practical ex-
clusion from, .Franre Of Venezuela's chief
import. coffee. !. u.
Tho imports of Venezuelan coffee into
France in 1905 amounted TO about 81, 300, 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
DENDR0N ON THE BEACH
NEAR CHINC0TEAGUE, VA,
lBy Associated press.l

2 NORFOLK, VA. March 2s.--The barge
Dendron Is on tho beach near Chinco-
league In danger of destruction. She was
loaded at Long Island Sound port with
800 tons OF garbage tanknge, and sailed
for Norfolk, along with the barges Annie
u, Embrey and Norfolk, in tow Of the
tug Margaret. When tho Margaret went
ashore in the Jog the bargcs anchored.
but the Dcndron was In shoal water and
pounded severely in tho gale. Fearing
that she would pound to pieces. her mas
ter, Captain Porter, slipped his anchor
IND let the Dendron go on the beach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
E1l1s Elect Officers.

over l4o I7lss mat lot ithe3 Rllchmond
Lodge. No. As, a lGlks' Home.elastonight
ana held very important and interesting
meeting. New officers we're elected and
three candidates were Initiated. Follow
ing Is the list OF the officers: Exalted
ruler. Thomas 3. Hicks; esteemed lead
Ing knight John T.. Anderson, Jr.; cs-
teemed loyal knight Max T. Lindncr;
esteemed lecturlng knight, r.. w, Spill
msn: secretary,T r. A. Burke: treasurer.
John stamper; ticr. Lewis ]. Schumann;
trustee for three years. Joseph stumnf:
representative to convention in. Denver.
NJ. w. Iawrence; alternate, Frank p.
Burke 49, u .-.- -. 49, II
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NEW ENTERPRISES.
Lexington Soon to Have Desk
't Factory.
fSpcclnl to Tho Tlnes. d sna,rl,

~ -ISprclhI 70 Tho TImeH- D.NnnirE.1
LEXINGTON, N. c.. March 2s.--A desk
With capital Of $4,000. and VIII manuflc-
,Hrs II fine limo Of desks for the domrstIc
aud foreign trade. Mr. Thomas VIII
'lin1ns, OF New Jersey, Is the promoter, as
Mas secured by tho Lexington Board OF
TRADE, ''f
The Southbound Railway. from Winston
S,ulein To- WadeHporo, which Win pass
be y certainty. Tho contracts are now be-
ing let and actual work will shortly be-
gin.
The work Of mountaineering the gputh-
crn is nov being actively pushed. Lane
Bros. and Jones, contractors, are on the
ground with their outfit.
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sORELY AFFLICTED.
Three Children With Uncommon
Sninal Affection

IAlliun Mitchell daughter Of Mya. Vir-
sinia s.. Mitchell who has been suffering
with II peculiar spinal disease, was lnken
from the Virginia Hospital yesterday 4"
her home, near Bedford City, The child
Is ten years old, aud 10 one Of four other
brothers and skaters who are suffering
with the same trouble Each OF these
children Gro absolutely helpless, being
unable to use Its legs ana arms, and
with Il defect IN 8speecila.IYh makes
" lLnnYesibleslor ke understood, There ~
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Railroad Shares Sold.

fBy Associated I'rass.)
ANNAPOLIS, Md M;irch a. Tho b,O)
sharrR Of stock IN tho Washington Eranci,
hAi,road were sold to-day by tho Rourd
Of Public Works 10 The Bnltimorn and
ono Railroad Company for s2,HCo,6t1
,=Ers '.--r-r---r--r-r- o n
Mr., and Mrs Linn Ioetielbach. have
ttttTnel! from n months trip through
Eloriaa' They vent ps far an Palm
beach. visiting Savannah, Atlanta md
Louisville on their return home. They
We're delighted With tlcH trln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
Unique Affair.

(special 10 Tho Times Dlspatch.)
WlLMlNGfON, y, c., March 2s.-Mr.
and Mrs, Pembroke Jones are elegantly
and uniquely entertaining tonight, al
Airle. on / he Sound, IN honor OF notable
Northern. RueStA Aside from m ola
borate dinner AfnoYelty lis presontd In
plantation 4nas,imes hYntwnt scores OF
DC n cnkG Walli. 49,
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SIX BUlGAR|ANS
KILLED. NELGHT


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fallen against u hot stove ana the risht
ado Of his face was burned on. bcslae
this man lay tho Hoody hatchet, Ne'r
TIC bodies found upstairs were two money
belts, containing &GG IN gold.
In two sa,clcls found In teh house were
articles which n liz thought mnyI have
belonged TO an order Of the Crack Church.
There we're also several religous cmbems
aud biscuit with emblems on ono side,
aud u piGture5o Of a saint ON tho other.
There were two sets OF lner robes and
caps on which sacred pictures were
crudely painted. t4S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
MANY RENDERED HOMELESS
By SLIPPING OF A HILL
(gy Ahsoc!ated Press. J

Berlin. March 2S~-'rhe village Of
Muelheim, near Coblenz, Is threatened
with destruction by a hill which has been
gradually slipping into the valley for
several days, Up to this time $50 houses
have been damaged and 800 persons rem
dcrcd homeless,
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Mo ,C;atnetAt Ashland.

3Thc base3balI go MIC Which was sched I
uled to have been played yesterday In
Ashland between Dlckonsoni College, OF
North Carolina, and Randolph Macon, did
not come OFF, as was expected and the
sport lovers of Ashland were much dis
itlppointed.f For4 some reason not yet en-
planned, the Carolina team did not put
in Its appearance. Whether the game
will be played at all now Is not known.
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bred members and has one of the best
financial standings in the State. The
chief business done at the meeting was 70
make preparations forsthe entertainment
Of Grant Lodge, wlicht gathers here ~
the latter part OF May tttH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
INGERSOLI. AND REEcHER,
Dr.. Riley Tells About Their Not
able Meeting,
Report Agreed TO.

rhe meetings at the First Baptist
Church noraasiee II Dr Res spoke On
.hapl sail haptise YOU In fro, Applyipg
text belieysE,s h tSe s5elsa r profos5
s;opn tries tia believers works, reilss he
SeIicyers cha racter and renders etifiGie,lt
tie uas belieyess' ssyY!ce; but. said he Sthefe
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MERIWETHER's RESIGNATION
WILL BE ACCEPTED
lRy .,ssocIatel, prcss.

WARRINGTON, d. G.. March 2S.--Sec-
rotary Bonaparte decided to-day to nc-
cept the resignation of Milshipman Minor
Mcriwetbcr from the Naval Academy,
and w.ll instruct the superintendent OF
tho academy to dismiss the sentence Of
one years confinement to the academy
grounds hanging over Moriwcther because
OF the death OF Midshlpman Branch, AS
9he result Of injuries sustained In Il
Akht with Meriwether.
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Fraternal News.

E Shockoc Council, No. Se5, Of the Royal
Arcnn,im, held Il small but interesting
meeting last night In Murphy's Annex.
Many of the, members arc away ut the
shrlners'. gathering In Danvllle. \.
Schiller Lodge, No. 1870, !. Q. #O..F::.
met Ito III full5ndetlhg In SThompson's Hall
last night. This lodge numbers nuns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
Husband and Father,

Indications are that the big mems meet
Ing next sunday WIN DO the largest IN the
past two years. Almost six hundred nren
were attracted out last Sunday, notWith-
standing the terrible condition of the
Streets and every man stayed.
It Is expected that tho. First BapllS,tt
church. where tho big mems meeting VIII
mon as tho meeting begins. The, pro-
liminnry song service will start at 3;l5
o clock. the meeting probably at $500 a
large male chorus will assist, and a male
Quartet will sing. Dr.aRiey' VIII speak
on n present day theme Of llnmenso iln-
portunce to mon, ~ Husband ana h'."er;
Fit for His Once" @t X 't
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Is a baptism. Of iiro for tho unbelievet.
ana according to the word Of GOD th as
s snps fof t es'sysEt IL ofsa @
oabo s 4 % d io Win 10 save Any
nan who desired ~ and declared e, on ~ ,ha a.
lowed owe BY Gods lament q hive no pleas
Vie II ne death q Inc %,sk rern Ion
gathered shHre , Pr FRI RILEY * sp 'exs
Mathew 1s:3l;aa and First John 6iMpG,:;
fhns d ts sna' Ffas 1Ss q
! three-fold nature, t IS "a sin that rejects
| tho nspira ton ofEthe Scriptures. and a sn
! thor faIth.'' ss 4,
cdent OF tho ;mcoting between Bob niger
soil and Henry Ward Bcccher ~ gen.
tlcman present was anxious for a depatc
ton Finally 1ngersoll accepted the chat
coria,ioa Of the Christian faith. The :, I.
bralny Beechcr continued his meal r, O. !, II n
Which VII 10 answer Ibis nla,,?' % whIch,,h Y
nan renIeMn d. Wbhiy sif sl wns
|ithat 2sitxened me. 1t was that OF lame
man leaning heavily upon two crutches.
carefully picking his way across MUDDY ny
street 4 great burly funlan seeing a, ,va ~, y
Ipp gslen%aea W,h sn mud fannaE rppsd
as no passed the cripple 1na LIEF, LEFT M Mm
the first to speak demanding Mr. Besehahr =,
| who was the rufflan.4 as II he would pc
glad to lay hands upon him Mr; B = .,.h,ss
rose from tho table shook nmcf Is us mte
soils face, like another prophet, Nathan.
|repIicd Bob lngersol thou art me nun, /
Humanity At best Is erpplG 6 nas SGen
| picking its way oyor cesspoois or ny y 2
with every prospect OF making the TURNER ~ =,
shore and walking eventually tho ,unst am
| business to knock It's crutches from pe.
Meath 1t and leave wounded nu ~ !, =;
flounderng in the uncleai pools g. I'M :
| ii TO your hearts content but tell you y
Christ affirmed 1t was better for man
to die than to dcfern his fellows, 3sa Sni
his neck and be cast into me s Se I'M
Old method OF executing crimillals-than
cause one Of tho Sc % Snt b beeye e n IS
s s1hlsG s ne' il IT'S IS not act comttsd il
an unconseious hourdnnGd ,t 's /. ceft serity
rejected Christ refused his word and n.
sought the destruction OF all faith, he-
very hcaractcr opposes Christ. Is the man
who has committed tho unpardonnble SIN
and Will continue In that sin until death,
and John says you need not pray Tor
| him"
In tho evening many asked for prayer,
among them being many men. EVE
were received Tor baptism. Or. Riley,s
! subject this afternoon will be The Be
IiIevcrs Victory Over Death And The
Grave."' And night, he Will speak on
| "Populnr E,x cuscs. 8iS
5Woman's Committee Tomorrow.
#The monthly meeting of the Womon's
Association will be held Tomorrow GIRL
days afternoon at a o'clock Every, mem
Der is requested 70 be present a st there Is
Important business to be ntteEaea 70 o., =
| at ,,nt rennrtad on tho tickcta tnken to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
Bad Case Of SMALLPOX.

Daniel Weaver n midlle-ased negro,
Was thkHh 10 the city smallpox hospital
yesterday With yIrnlcnt case OF small
lpox, me negro Wns employed on u barge
~ James River and WAS found near the
lNHMM0nN CedAr Workn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
Mr.. Bryan's Lecture Postponed.

The address OF Mr.. John Stewart Bry-
an on the S"Making OF Il Newspaper" :
which was to have been delivered to-
night at the Methodist Institute for
Christian Work, has been postponed until
to- morrow night at s o'clock, Tho lee
ture will be under the auspices Of tho
night school OF the institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
Y Hu1norists Interviewed.

WORKS !,s ana. Loom ts,g 1t,, 'cl his
humorous recital oftAmerican jfrailties.
Humorists Interviewed.
Mr.. Jerome was asked, after lie had
finished his programme last night, what
no thought Of tho American sense, Of
humor. He smiled a moment and then
+ replied:
81 II do not value very highly you Amer
leans who Gun find anything funny IN
the comic supplement sheets, which COM
tain such outrageous compositions as
Buster Brown and others. But. of
course, do not think such Is representa-
l tive Of American hllmor. u 8 believe your
nation has a5keener sense OF humor than
our people, dueI perhaps to your moro
strenuous mode OF living.
Mr.. Jerome went on to say that a.
though this nation might have a keener
sense of appreciation Of humor, yet he
did not think that the Engllshman mas
less humor in him than the American;
in fact, he thought there was little DIT
ference between the two, except that the
Embellishments is more subdued.
Mr.. Jerome was then asked what he
thought Of the Southern people. He hest
tated moment before replying, and
rubbed his nose In much regulation
"Perhaps had better notNcommit my
SELF he finally replied. ~ Ike the South
their treatment OF the negro Is awful.
But / guess can Justly Include the
whole United States under that ban, since
lately rcudIng certain articles concerning
lynchings In the North, and especially
the trouble In Ohio"
Mr.. jerome added that his views on
the negro's treatment in this country ave
the same throughout England,
He was then asked II he believed IN
social equality of the negro. and re-
piled that he did not at least IN this gen
Grafton. g.,a -,
II think that the social problem will
solve itself. he said, hut OF course. "
Will take many generation to do 80.
or course, there may always be line
drawn between drop Of negro blood
and whIto. but the antagon!sm cannot
remain what 1t is to-day. We have
whites which is even Of Il lower order
than your negroes; and keeping tho
social line does not bother us. When
they ara able to bring themselves up 70
our level We will take them into our
society"
with Richmond. and hopes to return
| again, pTt ilt '4iaH15, wa
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LYler-Rhea.
lsnentnl-1hr ,l,n n

tspecinl 10 The TImca,Dispatch.)
q. slttA g lnoRn yhp Mee,rgh ~ alr, 70
boro, weer married In Wash,ngton, n. g.,
today, Rev. y " Phrier olllcia,cd,
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Dunlap Silk Hats, Hanan's
Patent Leather Shoes, and JAIL
the other swell things to Wear
with thena--here, ready.
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MINERS TO STAND
FOR AN INCREASE
Continued from First Page.)

the Deering Coal Company. I ask him
If he will also let us see the books Of
the Rock Island Railroad Company
Mr.. Mitchell said that the country was
moro prosperous than at any previous
time. but their request for slight adj
vance was met BY fiat denial
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!. 3. va for, I lr,ti,h(iIa.issi.D
Sa.txRteNV tS+s
~ I~iAas

l56 rho 'Vvo oly3she 90 b wins!
We Observation-Disclosures
We arc believers III call
wool" apsihaNa not hssA afraid
81 s, w y l2rl ; i y :
4. We never try to ram do Wn
"shod dy."#iWhen our custom
ers want wool they getit.
Suits $1O.tot$3O. 4
II Top Coats, $40 to $2B.
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Judge Anderson Here.
Judge George X. Anderson, seof Ciliton
Forge, was in the city yesterday, ana was
a caller at the Capitol. 8..s
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Moved to Refer.
This proposition was lost--ayes, 3; noeh,
II. and Mr.. Morton moved to refer the
Adams npportionment to a committee OF
three members, with the City Engineer
to report If 1t was fair and IN keeping
with the needs OF the city.
"thut no two or three members have the
right to got together and cut and dry
meeting q this committee eeror r vo y o ID
t hsis sT'aHS %sre HnSt
81 occurs e mo that lhey nave some
Mar Ds, M snd As tey ast sa
tho cty had bsen ensaEaSa y
which could DO greatly benefited II the
question OF ward lines. did not enter Into
funds.
Col. Cutshaws Views.
Messrs, Adams and Mann defended the
a Aakanas seF Ills vews co!one cutsaw
said thehqueston was an old one and had
Pear 'n III the o SHa1 n ~ 80
1--WE are no nearer, q settlement new
han when we s,arsd ssn ne w h on ~ hpne
marks, Other departments have been ms
creased from tmeto tome Nc. ana Mo- ours nave
reGmaasdl e esaW ala not 1as thnN tho do
Ing away with the ward s y; wo ',,s.
lions for streets should be greatly en-
larged.
and the Adams plan aaop'eu7-ayes :"
noes 8.
luG, along With others We're refelTed 70
sb-commttse and t ms EnEN esternop ~.
he aiste ana mstt, he eomSm!!tes fayorabY r.,
ported an alo n% fe iSa nronerty ~
Air, Mills offered resolution resolution, WhlSe|h
SSiff Ilt the the general use 81 spur tracks Tor
loading and unloading purposes ~ per.
sons other than their owners ana those
WHO own abutting proper1y,Ss
TO CURE a coLp in ONE. pay,
! M ke LAXATIVE yRQhIO QJISlNE Tablets
tnIrmm@aists retSnd money le It falls TO cure
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aMavor in Fulton.

Mayor Mccarthy will address the i3uiIn-
ers' League Of Denny street NJ. ~
Church, Fulton, at Nelsens Hail' next
Tuesday night.
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Won't you stand Tor it7
Goats and Vests, $40 to $50.
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Woman's Committee Tomorrow.

THE monthly meeting of tho Womon's
Association viii be held Tomorrow GIRL
dnyI afternoon alta o'clock Every. men-
Der is requested 70 be present as = there Is
: Memhers of #the committee who have
not Vet reported on the tickets taken to
he sold for the Southern Trio. are re-
Quest ed 10 como prepared TO 90 SO q thls
r,rae ting 5b5s. sg}as II
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.
M lxe LAXATIVE TRQhIO QUISlNE Tablets
BRIG Fl SIS reisnd money Il II falls 70 cure
| p. NJ GROWN signature ls on eas1 p0A ~
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cral particulars and the House refused TO
concur. The Senate refused to recede
from its position and asked for conf
mitt ee Of conference. Mal Ne.
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But It was not so much the question
OF tho amounts secured BY the various
wards that seemed to disturb the minors
lty OF the committee, rs what they termed
a matter OF principle.
Got -Four Votes,
# Messrs. Morton and Minor Of Lee, and
Ailcn,5oi Madison. led the fight to do,
away with the ward system OF appor-
tloning street funds. and to leave tho
money In hulk to he spent where the City
Engineer should sny&it was most needed,
without rcfcrcnceNto ward lines. On
this ar. Rcnnolls voted with them, the
majority being recorded as follows:
Mcssrs. Adams. Don Levy. CARRIER. Nc
Cav Mann, Mills. Spence Pollock and
5Whittet--ayes. q; noes, TO-
Mr.. Adams then offered the plan Of
superintendent, which was finally adopted,
and which appears 1T the head Of this
column.
Mr.. Morton desired to know where II
came. from, and Mr.. Adams replied 1t had
beer handed him and he approved ia,
Slr. Minor did not think the Adams
plan provided enough for the repair fund
nor for the needs OF tho outlying wards
so rapidly being built up
He offered the following substitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29

PRINCE ALBERT COATS.
" Here's the grand test Of a
clothier's ability to fitshls GUS
toner.
We're'jus itching tofsslip one
OF these now spring models on