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3ance OF building mate rails. The geological
survey has made certain tests OF struu
}tural materials, especially cement ana nc
concrete during the last few years. It's
work in this direction might be grea tly.
enlarged with untold benefitStoS the ma
ton. II IS estimated that invest legations
such as I pro poses to m lake would ie g
sen the quantity and improve the quhl !;
tity OF ma terials used and ca use q ga VIZ
OF fully 5 per cent. in the total cost q q
building al ST 34 rs
sG..This would mean q totnl annual SAVING lsl
Jol 81, 900 900 every year in the swo O
Tie government alone, and certainly Hll-
lions OF dollars annually In work done
by the States municipality and people
81 The country. indirectly the knoWledse
80 obtained would save many more NH
lions BIZ diminishing the cost OF I. insur-
3ance and preventing the terrible 8loss O
life and property BY fire. BIZ 3 a. i;s
/ ....S To Make vestigation.
n he SURVEYS planning 81 70 onduct these
ainye stiga tons but under he Edirectto 81
a. boa I'd composed Of repre- senta tives %
the Navy Depa rtment. Ward apartment
5(Isthmian Canal Commission and rps OF
Iengineers), the Treasury Department (su-
pervising nrchitcct). and the national en- :
sgineering and architectural socie ties 4 n -
the country. !,
The survey will probably DO a great
deal OF such work u al the JaInesto Wn
Exposition. President Tucker, Of the, aex-
nos ition company, Il has been urging N h aea
authorities to undertake this there, ana
twill probably be done. NJ FL y
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" . a ,. 3,3'7'f
QUIET IN PANAMA.
Election Disturbances Very In
significant.
ElBY IAssoclated Press,)

vs. HI ~ (l3ys Associated Ef>TSss,) JA
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The State
Department was advised to-day by both
Governor Magoon and Consul General T
election and tho disturbances attendant
there on yes erday., The conspl-generral' s
statement was merely e I, the effect t + ];
In the killing OF two men and the wound
Ing OF several others, and that all the
trouble was over. y i. I
Governor Magoon reported that tho
government party was ssllccessful IN Pans
ana ami u colon and the other larger towns,
the vote being light N Panama Two
resulting from individual fights after the
Voting had closed, but all trouble was
over in less than one hour. and the town
lea ders] were active In their efforts n 70
preserve order s5 4. n e. ssS4iss, IS
q on July 1st the election q members "
the National Assembly will take place
on the Isthmus, and as there may he
further trouble then. the Aarplehead wlll
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The y South and the Consuls.

4 The South and the Consuls.
while the South Is not particularly In
terested In the question OF Federal pa
t1onage generally. It nevertheless has q
very considerable interest, commercially
and industr!ally, III In one department Of
the government service: yet, In this SER
$yice-the consular service-the South
seems to have been put on the unfair
list. Out OF q total 3of 2o4 men IN the
consular service, the Sou thern States with
Sl32 members OF Congress, have only q
4 re representatives In this department Of our
foreign servIce New York alone has 81
has 20 REPRESENT Ives \ ven the small
State OF New Jersey has nine consular
representatives In foreign countries.
"A This dstrbutIon Is out OF all proper
ton to the interests OF the different SECS
tions OF tho country The South has o
very large share In the foreign trade OF
! the United States. and, Independent OF
tho political aspect OF the matter, which
Ia OF minor concern. should be propor-
tlonately represented IN this department
OF the government With the con tlnued
development OF our mate nal Il resources.
the South will play an Increased part IN.
the foreign commerce OF the nation. Re-
representatives. familiar with tho South, its
I products and industries, should be sent
into fore,gn countries. OF course proper
Qconsideratlon should be given the fltnesa
Of men selected tor these important posts
But We believe men competent In all Fe-
suects for the efficient and satisfactory
performance Of consular duties may be
( as readily found In the South as else-
where. and We can $50 no good reason
for placing the States OF this section on
tbs unfair list New Orleans Tinles-p emo-
Scrat, sif fls k tt.i l YAK TX 1lisf{ jsN
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nv Associa ted Press,


S5yvAsH1NGTON. D. c., June IS LTsae
recent atrocities In Russia. resulting in
the killing OF many j ws and the nur--.
dcrs at Kischeneff. came In for strong and
vigorous speeches IN the House to- day,
on the part OF Mr.. Littauer New York;
and Mr.. Goldfogle New York; Mr.. Lit
tauer Offered the following amendment
to the Immigration bill, which ID was
adopted without division: y u. # 5s55S3s
An Immigrant who proves that he Is II
h seeking admission to this country sole
u ~ to avoid prosecution or punishment
on religious or political grounds. for
an orense o a political charact ter or 9, "
persecution involving danger Of i'm,
5priaonment or danger$to life or limb
!, on nccountIof religious belief, shall not
4 be deported because Of want OF means
orr the: probability OF his being un--5 IA.
Il able to earn ID livelihood. 4; ,ss9
v Mr.. Littaur spoke sympat hetically OF
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AMERICA HAVEN FOR
PROSECUTED JEWS
Amendment to Immigration Bill Adopted Unanimously
. BY House, Atrocities III Russia Strongly
Denounced BY Members.

the political refugees, who. driven from
home, seek this country Because OF their
belief, almost amounting to q fetish, that that
here religious persecution is unknoWn
u i m supporting the amendment, Mr..
5Goldfogl said he favored even q broader
provision, which would exempt the per- et..
secuted refugee from the educational
qualification test America, no said had
always been regarded 4 as the haven to
which, II the INN grant was :wor thy, he.
could come to escape from The tyranny,
race intolerance and oppression to which
he had been subjected In his alive land,
Now that the streets OF Russia ran red
with blood of the victims of persecution 81
and the civilization Of the world & had ne
been "sl1 AIMED by the WHOLESALE salugh-
ter OF inofrens1ye men. women and chill
dren, I'll America ought not to Il close the
( doors TO those who are fleeing to this tI
country for prot tlon.I
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.vlRG|N|AHT.0|'...
...G|'|E|.''I|'...ss'|I|3s|.3'||,,0|l0||0||
Provides for NewhP ost9tficess at
Manchester, Winchester, Fred
N c1icksburg and Portsmouth.
RICHMOND RI LEFT. OUT AGAIN
Martin WilltMakc effort to Have
Measure Amended When 1ti8$
Reaches Senate. Fl

ON o,ir Regular q orrespondent.)

(From our REF ular. Correspo ndent) 4
WASHING TCN D. GIN June q. The
omnibus public building bill long looked
for, and 50 greatly delayed +as TO almost
destroy hope OF It's ever appea ring. was
reported to the House to-day. by Chair
Public Buildings and Grounds. v. & ].
ib The bill /, may or may not pass at this
session. 4 There is % very good chance OF
Its getting through the House and Of
the, Senate allowing It TO go over until
next win ter u vi sat 81 Il
4 slS ss Money for Virginia.
The bili provides for total approprla-
ton Of $3a8, 900 for the reinforcement Of
public buildings, and the erection Of
new buildings In Virginia distributed as
follows: ,5} * " Il 3ts VI 81 &. t3 y.
5a For new buildings hdanche hester, $50 900;
4 Winchester, ssO, 900; 5a fredericksburg. #
I $4,000; Portsmouth, $4,000, Including III
5000 for additional land a For repairs
to present Federal buildings, Peters
burg. $50. 900; Roanoke, SIS 900. " 5js
5Ittgls Understood that Senator Martin
Will endeavors to have the bill amended
In the Senate SO as to provld e !, for an
appropriate ton Of sufficient size to allow u
work to begin on the new postofiice
cost Of $500. 900. 8j5 Senator, Daniel will seek
to amend the bill In the Senate to pro-
vide for. an additional OF SIC, 900 for the
OF the building at 4 Lynch
burg Z 81 u N " I
Did Good w ork. III
Virginia Jared better than did North
Carolina, an evidence of the fidelity Of
Representative Thomas. OF North Caro-
has all along been telling the Virginia
he was looking out for the
interests lof Virginia. North Carolina's
total share OF the appropria alton Is $2S7, 900.
The following I Is the list OF appropria-
Stions for the North State. Il 81
Enlargement OF ID butt ding-yyW inston-#
4 Salem, s, 0OO; x Ashevilie3 $50, oOo;s New
bern, 81, Geo. For II w Buildings on dos II
4 ma ted * sites-K inst ton, ~ SEQ. 900; n Wash ~
tngton, $4,000 /; II Salisbury $50, 900. For
acquisition OF site Fayette yille, SO, 900;
Henderson. 1880; High Point. SO, 900.
Other Buildings.
The bill proba b u. Will be called upsf
action In the House tomorrow: ManyHo Of
the appropria tions are for, editions and
repairs. Among the other buildings au-
thorized n Observation-Disclosures amounts to be
8, are as follows ~ & al 81
#t Ala ALBANIAN Montgomery 81 $12 900 SEX
y ma, 80, 900; aBessemer $50, 900; Florence, M
( $50 600; sTuscal oosa, $50, 900; Dothan,5
4 80. 900; Demorolll, BIO 81, 900; Ga dsdet1
4 $100o Troy e, 900.
Fsorid nesvllle, -. ooo; 81 p 2'aa sss
So, 600 ss M ,ir..<
dosts eos u.s.
N Gus, IS 900 4 "A tlanta, $500 900. s.
{3 Observation-Disclosures on "a $40 900: Column *
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Try Our lib II Can n
Very Best Clipped J 4 Beef \ !.
lOc:
Sugar Corn, Sc can i
\ Roast Beet, lib. cans, 10c.
Best California aches, lie can
Pure Butcher !. Lard, 8. ! TX. ! ID )

pest American Graduated Sugar,
f3 per pound y. = J. &c
sour Pickles, per- gallon Il. ... zoe
Silver Il x Ing. best s; lour sold, 8Oo8
5S BAD; orr barre &. |. !. {. %. Is
Good Salt Pork, per pound 1--2c
Best City Meal i7c peck; per t.8353s5
pest Evaporated Pc aches, per ID 100
5s Cans Succotash for. 100
GOOD Lard per pc und +. I. Z. 20
Plotted II am or ongue, per ca q ..... 30
Large can r an atoes 1Oc
New Clipped Herrlngs. Just arrived,
At per dozen 1Otcs i
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tIMMIGRATlON
PASSED IS; ID By 3 ! HOUSE !! ] ;,l:
Important Features Eliminated
and Measure Then Adopted
Without Division,
flVTsN t9ft t,ll "a W y ~ 8 ~ 4-
I (By Associated Press.3

ss,S% (ByS AsSOCla tedt&freSS.l ~.
III WASHINGTON, June 25.-- Under a rule
limiting debate on all but two sections,
the so-called Immigration bill was dis
3cussed for three hours to- day in the
House and passed without q yea and 4 ny,
vote being permitted on any OF the para
graphs. This bill attracted much att
3tention,g the representatives having large
foreign colonies In their districts lining
up generally against the head tax Ut
Ave dollars, b which was defeated. and
against the educational test. Aztec a
very interesting contest, s a y substitute.
for the educationa test providing thds
the whole matter. be submitted toSaf COM,
mission was adopted Il by q ID close vote.
The most important features Of the bill
were then eliminated. and the bill was
passed without division. 81 s35 IL 4!
/, At 6;a5 p. NJ. the House took g recess un-
til eight o'clock this evening to devote
three hours to oratory.
i The general efficiency appropriate Ion bill
was reported to the House. The bill cal.
{rles q total OF $l0245, so, 81 to supply defl.
3ciencIes In the various departments OF
the government. lf,44 8s5 III II 81
i The House insisted to-day on Its amend.
i,1erts to the pure food bill and asked
for a conference, s HIS X
&tg Mr.tNVltllatlS, " IsAlSS1"ot Ppt t'1tAS'SNTN
q RESOLUTION calling upon the Secretary OF
the Treasury tory correspondence In the
matter Of two rulings Of the depart
iment, one relative to the additional duty
iof one cent per pound on cold rolled steel,
and another as to the duty on bi-products
2 OF petroleum. K f3 ri .ts
ia MI. Williams explained that the resolu-
ton Is intended to get informa ton TO
show that the department has endeavor-
\ ed to make rulings which would let N
certain steel products at lower rates than
contemplated Ia the tarltr act. and IN
both cases. has teen oyerruled on ap-
ipenls since which entirely new cases
have been started by the department res
Egardlng the same matters, sr. w.
Democrats Protest.
A minority report signed by Democrats
OF the House Committee on Appfoprla,
r lions was filed III the HOUSE tonight,
by the committee to-day legallsing the
collection OF tariff duties In the Philip
pines by the military authorities.
ITO pass this act, the report con-
cludes after reviewing The case, rs ia
( gye legislative sanction q con tiscattons
| Of the citizens property by the govern
sment OF the United States. We believe
the legislative department Of the governs
Inent has never before In It's entire his
tory been asked by the executive depart
merts To thus null!fy q decislon Of the
judicial department Of the government
4 4 4
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Announcement Of Changes
Salaries Of Postnasters.

81 "a
6E,ron Our Regular Correspondent:) %
WASHINGTON D. Gu June q. 80 Under !rtl
the annual djustment5 these changes
an the salaries 4 OF Virginia presidential
DOS tmasters were announced to-day :sass:
Increase.
Ah,npdnn, Hot Springs, ii Covington, Pu-
In ak sWarrenton. $500 to 81 800. iEE
Belfleld, 4 q 900 to 8. 1oo.fi . AZ =, .s
Berryyille, Buena Vista. Cape Charles'
gChristiansburg, 81 800 to $l6 81
Big stone Gap $1,4O0 to $500. N 81 sE5
/; 4 plackgburg. Graham. Luray, Marion,
Norton, Pocahontas 81 GOO to q, 7oo.
Blackstone, Culpe per. 81 100 to 81, soo:
( Boydton, East Rad ford, Onancock, @l'aoo
to $500 a,5 81 b, y.
chincotengue Island. Clarksyl!l an /. l 3a;'
ton. Rocky Mount, strasburg sl,1oQ to } III IL
0e Creewe,. Phoebus, West Point, 1880 y TO
81 400, 81 ! Z, y 4. { ia sS Z +. Il,
!. FarmyllIe, South Boston. 81. 500 70 $a.uVoV,
Il Fort Monroe, s210O to g, 400.
Hampton, Manchester, Suffolk, VIM
chester, 80, 400 to 81, 500.
4 q Lexington, $500 to 900. ls
Louisa, $1,000 to s., 800, 4. q 4:
B Lynchburg $500 to S. 4Oo. u
Il Newport News, 2Fepels pur6 b ~
Sc 900 to s. 1000. III III /,
Norfolk. $500 to $500. Il e
Rlchmon q, 800 to $4,000. \.
y IF, s# Decrease.
buchanan, 81 200 to sl1o0 Il;
7 Glen Allen, 81 800 to 81 100,
Y Nfarye eangster appointed postmaster
q purke FAIRFAX county, Va, vice James
sangsterl appointed ostmaster at Burke,
Fairfax county Va vice James sangster,
dead, Rural Route No, ordered estapr
lished September 1 at Jupiter, Buncompe
county, IN. Gu serving 40 people and "
houses. Alvin Clarke appointed regular'
Otis M, Clarke sub-rural carrier Route !
at South Boston, Va. slsss Is AK
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& SCHOOLS,
McCuire's University School

d nnn.i Monroe Park l45N n Richmond, Va Al
nuares for Giles, Universtlss and Technical
SCHOOLS Full corps OF experienced nnlysssSsotssS,
men as teachers In Upper sshooi Lo%Ss XII
irstructors, under INN diate SUPERVISION of
tho aS; " sDoIs
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h II is this Beef Trust suspented OF nasty
doings in Its packing plants that RECEIVES
tha Sole ii benefit OF the duty on hldes--a
duty which adds so cents to the price q
every pair OF shoes the poor man mas 20
hIly -Rochester Herald..I..E nI a6ts
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FLEAa ON pods AND CATS. "A
+. II you VIII have house pets around you,
you may expect tieas. Keep your pets
and XIII y the faas With ssrgeant,s Flea
Remedy, Sold ~ AL druggists 1T rs cents.
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Will Ask for Bids

+ sena tor a. C.. Hartman and Delegate
M. NJ Green have been directed to @ ask
for bids for improving and rea rranglng
the walkways IN the Capitol Square .$5 The
gentlemen referred to constitute q SUD SUB.
committee. n 5,s "A.
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h Nothing Viii bring you more honor than
To- do what right you. may.--Bncon, i5 /,
4 Miss Peachley;g Mr., Spoonannore. have
ever given you good reason to think J
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How Executives
Meas Jared.


8eSs HAT ROOSEVELT ders. }.
\ Look strpe ofE canal At pat1Artai
b Meat inspection Gil. Il "a 4
Pure food Bill tlf senate consents).
on.in1munltys u III tof3 trusts. s3 y
s4t s2s, o0O travelling expenses S8!SV
lf Employers, llabll lsy. bill. y, ;i4i x, y
Confirm atlon o. g. & T. Barnes. 81
Railroad rate Bill, but With court 4
review, n sJ$ * N y gsS IA H Il
,ss WHAT RoosE vELT3LosEs.
\. Plan 20 force Arixota and New Mex. y.
leo Into atehood. 5} II N llE5s s5
Isl Philippine tarlf \
h santo Don, lingo treaty. Il b s.f
N odlfoatIons o. G lnese exclusion. q;
W Federal control OF trsur N CO. I S5
M II yvet,ty s tho sat,d ton battteship
now. IN 4. X \. ,it
Payment o. meat inspection BY J
packers. HI N .}t 4. g.s \. y 5s
X law 20 prevent election corruption.
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! !, lehPq On &, Jsas 40 I Is u
Regular annual meeting Of Il Tn n socks|
holders OF the Robert Harding Conc
many Tnc.l, will be held At the ID tAcs ~
Che company ig tho ely q q re hisha,oa
o,ciock Il. M.s 5SS q
3ss'Y =. N, NEWMAN. sserste n III
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Lynchburg Postl1,aster,

7l.553I l3y a ssQGlateu F1FesH,1 "a W.
WASHINGTON, Juner 25,--Jam Mes
Laughlin was to-day Nominated for post
master at Lyme hburg, Va 5s8 5s
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.MEErlNaI!N NOTICE.


srUCkhOLDERs' iEErlNG - klRsT5
National Bank, Richmond, ya.--A spey
& ciRl meeting OF the stock hol derss OF the
\ First National Bank OF Rlch mond |, VasSg
4 to consider and act on q proposed Sinsss
crease OF the capital stock. will be- held
& in the directors room OF the bank, No
x ll04 East Main Street. Rlchmond, Val
Il at 10 clock noon. July rs. 1905. Ss ss'
~ q a JOHN NJ. MILLER Jr., Cas1ie ,gtl|
NO, - 2. Is; Of jar
No, l9, K.,ot r.. will be held IN The
lodseroom, In Lee Camp Hall en- sthi I!
Tuesday, Juno 30, 1905. a o'clock
III NJ. Election OF officers. EYER
IA member OF the lodge IL reqnast led Ii 10
A attend, and members OF sister lo ,! & Y
Sited 70 meet with us, ny order ols
my t0us q q. CARLTON JACKsQ N. III
N Chancellor Com maj dsFs4ssa vi
JOHN II, SAyILL.N. "a SiS
s II. OF r. and 8,
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he retained at Panama and the Columbia
lat Colon until the elections are over.
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hmond. s,V Is. j IN e$ 22s sg
SYof the Board of Dlrect ors 8of A1efss'
A chants'$ National Bank h Sid q t isss n
81 The usual semi-A Annual g Dividend of NJ 81
per cent. was 81 Jared gu t of the riets
81 mon this pay BILE on and aft erthe second
Ell day Of July 1906. Checks will Ebe allied
to stock holders. ggi j. F.59s GLENN assa
5ss5 Second Weep ident.s
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4 LEGAL NOTICE,
z -
THE CHANGERY
gVf7{ COURT OF THE CITY o RICH
MoND, THE 4TH DAY OF JUNE. 1905,
In the Matter Of the Estate Of II. T. D,
Myers. 4 Deceased, ex. Parte.

It appearing to tho court that report
offthe accounts OF n lburn #. Myers, p.
Nd. Myers lJr, and j. Jordan Leake.
executors Of Il, D. II p, Myers, deceased,
and OF the debts and demands against
tile estate OF said y. IT., D. Myers. have
been Aled In the office OF this court, and
that more than one year has elapsed
or, the motion Of L!lburn 7, Myers. q
legatee Of said p, T., 2. Myers. deceased:
1t is ordered that the creditors OF said
Q, T, p. Myers, deceased, i any there
Is IL Rs6 = rHH ,s sTH DAy q JULY *
before this court, al Is court room. show
cause, 4 II any they can, against the pay
ment, ana delivery OF the estate Of the
said p. z, p. Myers, de-, dseea hnSs. e MS
And M is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published once q week for
four successive weeks N ,Tha t1ni .Hs
city OF Richmond, Va vs. y ly
o0p ~ ce HAT !. O. sAyILLE Clerk
j. Jordan I4enk a. p q 144ia
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FINGER ||I|;I TRUST / 5
IN 5RATE30REPORT'
4 M. lCnntInled u fronl FlrstN N Page.) y b

CONTINUED a from First fs Page.) ~
central principle OF the bill. At endangers
some OF the most important pro visions OF
THE BILL II n e q 81 M
u He said that while passes are prohibited
to public officials, N there Is nothing to
prevent the railroad companies giving
passes N to delegates to political conven--
i<,nr
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preferred you If to other young men ana
wanted to ma rryA you ?s",YfE Mr.. SpoonamorAE
R'No,8 10 tell the truth, you never have. 4h1
learn from the otter fellows that you kiss
them good might when they so aWay,g tho
Same as you do me- C|1l go II
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5Corruption Everywhere.5

ii senat tor La Follettes to-day VI called UP his
resolution Il Intending the scope OF the
INQUIRY now 4 being conduct ted by the q m
8terstate Commerce Comnissio under me
sTillman-G gillespie resolution so as to have
1T Include the transportat Ion and storage ,rtlg
8of grains. i5 81 m sSfs f3, ",
q Speaking IN support OF the resolution,
he said the country had been as founded
at the revelations that had been made In
the natter OF the combi lion \, bet tween
tina coal q. prro hiu Z, Ina ne
railroads, ana he felt So tist led stha lle
prosecution Tof N TIE inquiry, would SHOW
as bad condition the grain b ''lfz |.
mess. !is5AAsSs
i He asserted that corrupt ion had been.
at every place where inquiry l
had been made, and asserted j tina tine
whole system Is .permea ted with fraud, ia
In support 2oti his contentious, he said that
Testimony taken by the commission indi-l
Ca ties Joint ownership between the raj i
roads and the eevat tor compa lies to the
,detriment Of the farmers Sw lio are en-.
titled to a free and open market. Flo
then gave the names Of ind ividi1nls and q!
Corporations viii had 4 ecllred gu en-
inside yeges &c To 8 them 1no 2,
lies along various Western abroad lines
Discrimination BY Roads.
AS going to confirm his reference OF Q
mbnatlon, NJ La tonette saius Itl'LLt .t'!e
head OF the Armour Eeva tor Company 81 pan!
"a AZ large stockholder&an and Ia director Of
the Chicago, 81 Milwaukee and 4 ST., Paul
He then read Q number OF letters and
quoted various statements to show that
the railroad companies favor soma 8eleya.-5
tors to which they are friend y and dis
oriminate against others, With ii thee, re- re-
cult that the price Of wheat to the pro-
:ducers is far below what Y should be,
53s He II expressed the opinion that the
Wholesale dealers are closely allied among
themselves thus constituting $n virtual l$
monopoly OF the entire grain bu sln y 81
of the country. L Is I. is 4. Z
Senator Nelson confirmed the state
rnents OF Mr.. La Toilette, saying thnt he
had personal knowledge SSot many a1', .lnTT
stances Of discrimination blythe railroads
in favor OF the line elevators. #
The resolution was then adopted VIII VIII,
out division. tgt5i Sit3 4 Ss n
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$55 Planters tlonal Bank
rHH p1H h!ss%oaRRs Sa 5Haf - 1s
N have day declared the usual SEMI
II annual dlviden = Of g per Ger t. free ~
III taxi on the ca pital II stock OF the bank
s payable on and IA ter July 2,
RICHARD$E HI SMITH. & Cashter!Slsl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

sss NJ sii sf.s Bank Of Richmond.
r edmond, " u. ] une % va 800, tEsl
a Richmond Is have declared r. the regulars
quarterly dividend d Of q / ia a per; s cent?
Il payable JUL 2, 800, an Ira nsfera books
H will be closed H from Tune eth to- June
y 30th y, Inclusive Checks for d Vi dendN
a will be mailed. MI
~. *. SANDS, Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

Tho State Bank Il Of Virsil iia,s &
Rishm9nd 2 s9sSs
& have declared "a Sc mi -ann ual III dendsofi
three and one hal w per- cen t. pa able
on and al ter SJuly3}22, 1006. TX
y NILLIA M M. HILL, Cashier! III nj