The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
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Praise fol. Maynard.
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Isl Representa- I've Maynard has been over
whelmed with congra tu Ions this after
noon, ever since T becames kno wn#that
the oonfcrees had a agreed. SSt Fl has been
confident all along that d ma ority OF tho
members OF the House favored the APP
preparation, but he lis more certain now
than ever. 15S M E.ss3 s
Tho fight has been a very long one
and very hard one" he sufd & II am:
glad It has has ended In such q victory.
for i feel now that the SUCCESS OF the Eek x
posittonSis assured beyond all doubt.
as"I am perfectly willing to express the
deepest thanks which the xposition
Company and the people 81 Xirginla owe
to Mr.. Maynard forth fine fight he has
made" said President Tucker. II twas
a long struggle una mighty hard one
he should wears tho honors. 5if9 5s
But other members OF the Virginia dele
cation have also rendered splendid SER
vice In behalf OF the appropriation. and
Senator Daniel, who had the amendment
added to N the bill in the Senate. and
4 Senator Martin, who seconded the senior
Senator's efforts SO admirably, should
receive the thanks Of the friends OF the
exposition. K vi =. s8sf n m III ig
ISL am more confident. than ever that
the exposition Is. going to be the finest
thing OF the kind our section Of u the
country has ever known, 4 Il ,.5
All Much Pleased.
Lieutenant- Governor Ellyson and Mr..
& or Brooks Johnston members OF the,
Board OF Governors OF the cxposito COM
pany who have been here OFF and on al!
winter In behalf OF the appropriation
wore broad smiles all day from the time!
the news Of the Victory was recelv ed. and
are at this writing probably dreaming
wonderful things which the expo sitloA
next year will how to be hard real ties,
Both these gentlemen, In connection With
3 President Tucker, have done ar I'M
mense amount OF very. effective work IN
connection with securing the approprln-
ton. 43lsa "a ls3 II rs . ~. Fl
THE various departments will at once
proceed TO carry out the plans for hay-
Ing exhibits at the expos!tion,s The ON;
Gals have been chatting at the delay
caused BY the failure OF Congress- g a ,e
in the matter Of making the appropr!aI
ton, ana are eager to start work at
once. There will he no dela
itS5 3s. New Y ork's Part.
New York will take an active part
IN the jamestown Exposition. and that
position OF leadership which she has q u
ways taken among the States on such
1 occasions, I" saitl Hugh Gordon Miller, OF
New York. q member Of the commits sion
from the Empire State to tho Jamestown
Exposition, at tho New Willard last
evening, s. a I
Our State" he continued, will put
up building for entertainment pur'-i
poses, Just as 1t did at the 81. Louis
Exposition. The structure will have g
large !, reception hall and o 3nll-rsoom.
Many New York people Will go by water
3orA rail to see the fair. on account Of:
Its historic and picturesque features, and
we believe 1t Will DO best to have q
place where we ca Il entertain them prop.
8erly. At ST. Louis Our building became
so popular that many receptions and
entertainments of the exposition were
held there, and should not wonder y
that should happen at Jan1esto WH,
1.-THE New York commission lis much