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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12


BOARpERS WANTED--1,OvELY .LO-
| cation, comfortable rooms and large
| lawn; within Y. Nj. i limits. F e.,
further particulars address Box $685.
Lexington. Va. &, BE s---l-...I,
BoARDERs WANTED AT ARGYLEi
table. For o further sH nforma lion apply to
! Mrs. W. II. FARLEY,tAmelia Court
| BOARDERS 4 WANTED-1D15AIL LOCAA.
ton, large rooms and shady la WIS. best
fare; terms reasonable; quiet place 20
| rest. Write Mrs. a. c.. Box 8, lbates-
| vile. Va, Albemarle5 county,
DELIGHTFUL BOARD AT lUN1vER-
sity OF Virginia; location , most ae-
sirablc. For further particulars ad.
dress P. o. Box g. University of Vir-
gnia. 80
OPEDALE-sUNfNt5R BOARD NEAR
the mountains: good social surround
ings large house. Ice, milk p,h n. IN
tAsegraph and MISS galway nea day
Albemarle. Va.
LIE NOEL BON AIR, VA. y POSTAL e ST. Il
to meet prospecting parties at station a.
SUMMER BOARDING - PLEASANT
situation: water In house. BATH Ice.
half niles from Keswick a. ?. FOX,
Shadwell Va.
THE HYGEIA, H1RTY-sEvENTH
Street. Cape Henry, Va; coolest and
healthiest location on the coast; finest
nS5i 'i inrprovem Sau ROE s DYER
THE coTTAGE IS OPENED FOR sum
q mer boarders. Address Mrs f. FL
* DUNN, Bon Air.
WANTED, SUMMER BoARDERs;
large house, large grounds man ny, trees en
Shenandoah ;hen Valley Railroad, eighteen
week. il a Address MISS ELEANOR G.
z WHEAT, Ly!inwood, IYa. S.
WANTED-BoARDERs AT THE FIRE
bee Cottage, Cape Henry,lva Prices
siV sqs:t ASdT we sqR2ed fFGR
FEREBEE, Cape Henry, Va is.s
WANTED-s b osA5R E RS
Riverside on the James in the m 70 N
dress Mrs. DIN 2. ELLIS. Albert. Va 4.
BOARDING G.
DESIRABLE r ooMs AND BOARD AT
moderate prices; excellent table; con
venient location; references exchange.
5 Address Mrs. ELLA SECKEL, 13l Eas
( Sixty-frst Street, New FORK.
EIGHTH STREET, .NoRTII. 516--WANT-
ia ed, permanent. A transient ana ta ..l
boarders. Terms reasonable; home COM
IA forts. @ --L-.
sWANTED-Bo ARDERs. PERMANENT.
transient and table. 107 North seventh
Street. Terms reasonable.
PERSONALS.
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MAN OR WOMAN
with some experience in store-room
work. MURPHY'S HCIEL. esI.
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WE MAKE BLUE PRINTS, RAIN. OR
shine, b. electricity. 2 N. Eleventh.
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WANTED, SUMMER BOARDERS;
large house, large grounds, many trees,
good water good fare; directly on
Shenandoah Valley Railroad. eighteen
miles north Of Basic: terms. $500 per
week. Address MISS ELEANOR q,
VIT2A A. r. s5 I, y,In wood Va. si.sS NE! "a
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WVANTED--OUR FRIENDS no ACCEPT
our thanks for their liberal patronage
since our opening Come to see us
Y or zen. ". x. BACHE & SONS, 14o6
East Main. Implements and Vehicles.
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COAL AND WOOD.

THE WOOD MAN. BECAUSE, HE
sells all kinds OF wood cheaper wood,
better wood. North Carolina pine. Vtr-
ginla pine. flrst-class pine, old pine, new
Old oak,1ne oak dry oak. half-dry oak,
green oak, half cord. S. dry slabs,
Oak slabs, pine slabs. This is. the best
hot weather wood ever sold; IT Is
Y cheaper ut sl.T5 halt cord: Gus toners
say 80. Best anthracite coal. 1925 ton.
I ~. I. LONG, 1901 W. Broad. & Phone 1869;
Bowe and Marshall. Phone 1920.
FOR CASH, HALF CORD OF PINE
wood, $3.50; Oak, 1856: splint Coal, $3.50.
Ice delivered promptly at 40c, per 100
b pounds. TYLER g. RYAN. Linden and
x Cary Phone 1879. Rs
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MACHINERY REPAIRS AND a RE
newals. Why pay factory prices when
you may save money and time by
E Shpyard. Phone 3028. K
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THE COTTAGE IS OPENED FOR SUM
Z. mer boar1ers. Address Mrs. F. II.
r. DUNN, Bon Air.
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WANTED--AG GENTS TO HANDLE OUR
\ NIAT1C YOKE CO., Indianapolis, Ind.
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BALEsMEN 5WANTED-PERMAN
u q position to sell United States and
Word Reversible Map; 18 size 66x46
y ss.tivesl now at work making s25 per week.
s Address RAND, McNALLY & CO., 142
Fifth Avenue. New York. r
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THIS WEATHER IS FINE FOR
planting Rose Bushes. MERIT ROSE
COMPANY.
Twelfth and Main.
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/. REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

FOR RENT-FINE STORAGE WARE
houses, formerly Trigg Shipyard: South
ern Railway and water connections. Adj
dress C.. b. FORD CO., Phone 1923,
TrigE. Shipyards. t#,al- 2
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WANTED. Z

FORMER PATRONS
and others to know that OUR cottage is
= BOW 1Pen for the reception OF guests.
~ 11a3 1sC--H i1SlD COTTAGE, OceanView,
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FOR RENT-IIANDsoME TEN-RooM-
ed Ecottage near University, Charlottes-
Vile. Address GRE.-VES. L
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FOR sALE-sED THE DAM MoW1N y;
also the side delivery wlndrower. and
g buncher; works on any mower: Postal
for catalogue r. G. HOENNlGER q
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WANTED-YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
to attend our Special Summer .n Session.
K this fall, Special summer discount dur
Ing tho month OF June. Write or call
for catalogue. THE MASSEY BUS1-
NESS COLLEGE, corner Main and
+ Seventh Streets.
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ON ACCOUNT OF OLD MARKET HALL,
penn, nse,iLng condemned, the election on June
i t.I VII be held at No. 1885 East Main
lEFlrst Preclnct, Jefferson Ward
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sfyANTED-BY LARGE MANUFAC-
turing plant in neghboring city young
4S man to do stenogrnphic work and gen
4 eral office assistant; must be strictly
i temperate, good habits, accurate and
i 4 energetic; we'll recommended. Address
4 NJ r. C., care Times-Dispatch, Rich
5tYn0nd Va $50 3g a,.at s$1i5t l.sa 3la,,5
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PERSONALS.

RF5N1EMBER THE LEADING BROAD
cloth for next season Is the Royal" Il
Il Tho large number of orders we have
fall delivery proves that the best trade
{ have the right goods and that we make
them up at the right prices We have
q we did a year ago this time. Place
" your order at once In order to secure
& the benefit Of present low prices. and
3 have your suit made whenever you
Il like. NJ 4GOLDSTEIN, Ladies' Tailor
20S-210 North Fifth Street.
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DELIGHTFUL BOARD AT UN1vER-
sity Of Virginia; location most de-
sirablc. For further particulars az.
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THIS WEATHER IS FINE FOR
planting Rose Bushes. MERIT ROSE
H& COMPANY. Az Fl + es Il $50
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GEORGE c. GREGORY HAS MOVED
MS law offices 70 s12-sl3 Mutual Bnlld-
Ing. Phone NO. 5s75. ~. I a
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DRAWINGS oFE4ALL KINDS MADE
! quick and accurate. Room 8, 8 Q North
eleventh Street. Phone 22Sl p. G.
6ox ~.
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK or AWN-
{ lngs, Tents and Flags In the South;
Il prices right. II. p. COPELAND3 & CO..
1oS North Ninth. Phone 2576.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-yNHITE OAK. CHESTNUT
and Poplar Timber; near railroad; no
tracts under fifty acres considered. 3 Ad-
dress. with particulars, ). HERBERT
HOOKS. Room ], Law Building, Baltl-
more Md. * IT, ri
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FOR sALE-TREsH CARLOAD H1Ck-
DRY Buggies and Business Jobs. pee
them before you buy, Il. C.. HOENNlui-
Err & BRO, INC, 3 South Fifteenth ~.
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WANTED-1DTIAL LOCA..
ton, large rooms and shady lawrls, best
fare; terms reasonable; quiet place / 20
rest. Write Mrs. A. c.. Box 5, Bates
Vile. Va, Albemarlel county.
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WpANTED-INTELL1 ACTIVE
IA Ilran we'll recommended, as driver
lithia water wagon. BEAUMONT
tIITHIAs COMPANY.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

WANTED-FIRST-CL SALESMAN
to call upon manufacturing trade; only
hustlers need apply. Address UNITED
\ SPECIALITY Co, Cleveland, Ohio,
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TO SELL CHEAP FOR
& cash. one i showcase. % feet long.
feet high with sliding DOORS IS IN iina9nea 1
SON g. CHAPPELL. sol w. Main st.
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FOR sALE-THE BEAUTIFUL EAGLE
Lawn and sveranda Swings; all Iron;
very duraL.e; sample at our store. W.
K X BACEIE & SONS, 1400 East Main.
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The Rate for Classified
Want Advertising
is cent per word, Net Cash IN A y T.
VANCE. With minimum cost OF os,, 10
cents for each Insertion. The ss 81
rate applies to deaths, inarr,hs SO, 90,
Obituaries and all other rlassiheu tSe
8Stices. No display type allowed IN W.
classified columns.
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FLAT FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED APART
ment at the Chesterfield till October
1st, possibly longer, at reduced rate:
housekeeping IL desired. Address P. O..
Box 400. Richmond, Va,
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ESTIMATES CHEsERFULLY GIVEN ON
+ Awnings, Tents ard Flags work; ),
large stock. HI. f.. COPDLAND&& CO..,
Phone 2576. y
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WANTED. 81 PURCHASER FOR FIFTY
Y dollar certificates, Issued by Gable Piano
Company: good until July lst, on pr,-
Is Box 8, Oak Tree, Va. t
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GREAT REDUCTION SALE ALL THIS
week on all trimmed hats Some great
bargains. Call and SEQ MIN before the
best are sold. MFRS. WORKMAN, PIG
North Third Street. 6g
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Help Wanted-Malc and Female

DO YOU WANT ENfPLOYMENT7 LET
US HELP YOU get It. Write TODAY
for our plan. Try us. LOUISIANA
BUSINESS CO.. New Orleans.
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NANTED-A RELIABLE MAN WITH
A horse and wagon to sell Coca-Cola. APP
hi ply SIT West Cary Street. COCA-COLA
sBOTTLING WORKS.
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TAG ON EVERY BAG OF MA
T IIOGANY BLEND TOBACCO; Rich
Z mond made 5tj 5s!tS
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MILLINERY.

OVER fifty DOZEN CHIFFON HATS,
made OF nice quality chiffon and mo-
hair trnd, NIL Sizes and colors; usually
sold from $3.50 to $500, choice now
csc. ~ other hats greatly reduced:
speciality in chldren's sailors. SIG and
ala East Broad Street,
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FOR sALE-As 500 CERTIFICATE ON
Z any piano sold by the Gable Conrpamy;
4 will sell cheap. Address PLAIN VIEW
Box 10, Oak Tree. Va
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USE E"cRAFTs' RoYAI."'i THAT'S ALL.

ONLY. SMOKE IA MAHOGANY BLEND
and burning OF your tongue will end 3s
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WANTED AT ARGYl,Ei
healthy location; good water and g, COCO %
Mrs. W. HI. FARLEY,SsAmelia Court.
house, Va. { j
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FINE UPHoLsTERlNG AND MAT-
~ TRESSE9. i# Is

JACOB &UMLAUF. PHONE 1892, WILL,
repair and reupholster your furniture
like new: will sell you nice new
Mattress; make aid ones over like new.
4. Prices easOnable. l5E8s3ii
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POPLAR AND OTHER HARDWOODS
for sale in North Carolina in tracts to
suit purchaser. JOHN N. ADAMS Del
Rio, Tenn. s5 it5s
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PARTNER WANTED HAVE LONG
lease of a beautiful store; best loca.
ton in Norfolk for jewelry and optical
r o:ticalt stock and trade: desire a part
ncr with capital or with stock Of jew
elry ,Ad dress iA.sV.S524 ColleysAvcnue,
Norfolk Va. ~ <, sl .ssfi siS
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FOR sALE-AF 500 CERTIFICATE ON
viii take $780, Box rs. Markham. Va
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FOR SALE.

RICHMOND BLUE PRINT COMPANY
makes blue prints. rain or shine, pv
electricity. We pay strict attention 70
out-of-town orders. North Eleventh
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SITUATION WANTED-Male,

WANTED-A POSITION AS CLERK IN
large or small store by bright intel
sligent boy seventeen years old have
had some experience, Write stating
wages given and what board Will cost.
Can furnish the best OF reference.
patch, Richmond. Va.
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UPHoLsTERiNo AND MATTRESS
MAKING.

ing Of nil kinds at low prices; make
mattresses OF hair. felt cotton. combs
nation and shuck: old mattresses made
over like new. LEVY & ISASS, %, West
Broad, Phone 1896.
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HAVE SMALL CAPITAL AND! SER
vices to invest in good proposition
2 What have you to offer? Give full pa r
ticulars. Address L 1852, Times Dispatch.
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JOHN L.. SATTERF1ELD, THE CAB
BAGE MAN. tssss''THATS ALL
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/ PANAMA. HATS.

BEST DINNER NSTHE CITY FOR Csc.
Fine Lunch 15c. II Breakfast or Supper,
CSC. Quick service.a Give Jus q trial
CHESTERFIELDf LUNCH 5E ROOMS
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THE NAMD 's'AU Err"
4 Stands for Pure Flavoring Extracts.
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REAL sESTATE-For Sale.

FOR sALE-sOAfE CHOICE LOTS AT,
K Ocean View on cottage car line section;
nicely situated. near the water; size, 25
feet front; price s1s5 EACH cash; will
sell separately. Address "ONVNIClt, =
H Box 2ii Norfolk. Va.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE,;
land Street, University Of Virginia. 8
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WANTED, REGISTERED PHARMACIST
for prescription work; give experience;
when you can come and salary expected
1: PHARMACIST, Box IS, Norfolk. Va
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

NANTED--A POSITION AS EITHER
an assistant In general housework or
companions; no objection TO children;
references exchanged. Address I. c. LIZ
Box Sc GIlackstone,. Va. aitn-sa n ~
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RESTAURANT AND LUNCH ROOM
withsnlne furnished rooms in connec-
ton for sale cheap#to a quick buyer;
good go0a
c. B. ROPER. 81 Bank Street. Nor
folk Va. Ii 5s35
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ONLY SMOKE MAHOGANY BLENl
and burning OF your. tongue will end
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28

Soarq they viii find that the Senator from South
SaIollha was singularly inspired when he spoke Of
- as d farce as he did before he assumed the role
% epAsther 70 it. He said that the public
s-sttIs LOT the enforcement of the existing law
19tteI tilan the enactment OF a law.
sIal,ths rebates In the Sugar Trust" he said and
HuLSly ule attorney General. with his experts and
do" ~-' - o'- i''N4' 'D4e- N1-''
ae spoke OF the rebate system as intoIerable and
nc ILLFale car system even IL said that
5iss7 5isSe-17 II shouId not earn more than $50. The
C4lIeIehee was equivalent 10 a rebate in behalf Of
tlLe CaI owners He would have the railroads di-
'9IGe themselves from outside companies.
DISCUSSING the legal difficulties the way Of the
ollI' MI A1cC lumber said he less concerned on
tSt..Ie upon such legislation at all. he cOnsid-
eFeo II an approach toward paterualism, the abode
or ouTled hopes destroyed ambition and sur
rendered aspirations
Mr. McCumber traced TO the railroads the devel-
opheht or the interior Of the country. saying that
~ was que directly to the exercise of dscrimna ton
oy the ROADS which absolutely necessary to
the upouhding of some parts OF the country. II
was ne SAID, the application OF the American pro-
tectiNe system TO the encouragement Of and
weaker communities. de said in reply to a qUes-
tlon from Mr.. Beveridge that he expected TO vote
LOT the pendlng BILL but expressed the opinion that
u should be amended. he said that the rigid en-
Iorcenent OF the existing law would have prevented
the development Of the West.
ne gave X as his opinion that the passage OF the
proposed law would absolutely prevent competi-
uon between rival lines because in effect Il
amounted TO pooling. The proposition not only
legallzes but imposes pooling" he said. Mr..
McCuuber declared his determination TO vote his
own sentiments regardless Of the clamor Of the
press.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
PICKING FLAWS IN BILL.
Nr HcCumber DiSsectS Measure
and Predicts Failure If Enacted.


..- -... - 80, sa-e-a Cd. me
----.-- .-..---s---- tsv.,zsre 81. the rail
-..,.- --r,-s..--7-- -.-5 The South Caro-
~ ---s-- ---s.---s ,,-sz-5,-s
---.---.-- s-++.7 ,--.,----.-. rr.. DAVIS in the
- --5.--5--- r-a- If enacted into law il
.-- An a--f-ar-- 20 -r-ea- the demands of the
-.- 81. ssss 1Gv-ezer he would vote for the bill
- -.---.-I-- zrra-5ez
IA r.-rl r---a---5 Ill amendment 10 the bill
rr- -E rebates and determinations and provit-
IN a.-.gs for violation os tile law
-.- Imam presented the daily communication on
~ r. sr--a- DISCRIMINATION 10 meet the
I'm. r-.--- il
i-. .. --- @e0-- as ne eAP.'----e-- ---1 l'1'-- -
was from Samuel E-usey. OF CarrlcA.
pa. a-.a--- rr rII- Flr-earlra Standard Coal
l.- ... --=. -r. .-..---.ss.... mar The PUTS
= --z -
t-.- -.-..-- -L.lHaA1 o. 81 --.-ls RAM oe- &c
f--ee f H.-. .ee1n.-l8GaLlgls 20 lbs company
--.... ---- -r f.5,-e+---ar
..7 -'- --
Al clock l--- L-lE-au aEaLL suggested me
f .... $500. 5..-r ana read 4r, outline or
-- young
L .-... To-. .a..sl no IE.l- l day for vote
=.-.-.. -e ,arrsa
Ce-. .u-- rllre We're sun 80 many Speec.e7
o. mar .r was evident the Senate
-.. .-. d. -. . ..l-f-. date
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
ON TRIAL FOR REBATING.
Case Under EIkinS Lac Begins at
PMLQdcLphin.

Philadelphia, March 27.-Mernbers Of the firm OF
r. D. Wood & Co, iron manufacturers with plants
at Florence n. J. and Ernaus. Penn, were placed
on trial IN the United States court here to-day
charged with accepting rebates from the Great
Northern Railway Company and the Mutual Tran
sit Company shipments 10 Winnipeg The
amount OF the alleged rebates was 81 go 81 Indct-
ments were found against Walter, Stuart. Richard
and George Wood, but those against the two last
named were quashed
his is the first rebate case to come to trial under
the EIkins Anti-Rebate law in this state. The de-
5eldaIJs II convicted liable to a fine OF so 600
me Great Northern Railroad Company, c. T..
CAlpDell It's local agent; the Mutual Transit Com
i. pay. ana = W Lake its New York agent. are
L0er Indictment. charged with Offering rebates TO
the Wood company. The Mutual Transit Company
ana Faul - Diver. local agent for the company are
Slso uIoeT Indictment, charged with Offering re-
p4te 10 the National Essence for Coffee Company.
~ Is expected that these cases win be brought TO
la aLteF lne " oOd case George T. Roberts
slstAnt auditor Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. was The only witness heard to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
FoR COURT REVIEW OF ORDERS.

washington, March Ex-senator Simmons to-
day offered an amendment TO the Railroad Rate
bill authorizing a review of the orders OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission by the United
States circuit courts. After prescribing the
methods by which either shippers or carriers
shall proceed. the provision says:
II said shipper or carrier shall desire to apply
for a preliminary or interlOCutOry order 10 sus-
pend said rate rates until final decree he or il
shall upon the return day Of said summons or
notice nle written notice 10 that effect and
either said shipper carrier the commission
may within ten days thereafter submit TO the
court upon affidavit or otherwise, as the court
may direct, such additional evidence as they
may desire to offer, and thereupon the court,
upon consideration Of said additional evidence,
together with the order, proceedings and evil
denCe made or taken by and before the commits
sion, which shall be taken as prina facle, estab-
fishing the fact that said rate or rates are just
and reasonable, shall proceed to pass upon and
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
FISHERY NEGOTIATIONS.
To Effect an Understanding Be
tzceen United States and Canada.
IBy Telegraph to me Tribune. ]

LBy Telegraph 70 The Tribuasl
Ottawa, March 27.-At the request OF the
United States government negotiations will
shortly be opened for q definite understanding
between the United States and Canada upon the
fishery question in border waters which have
occasioned local friction. The United States has
been anxious for some time that Canada should
impose strioter measures for the preservation
OF the fisheries IN MisstsquoI Bay. at the north
ern end Of Lake Champlain. On the Pacific
Coast, too. the American authorities professed q
desire for steps TO protect the valuable salmon
fisheries OF those waters.
Canada answered that she was ready TO con-
slider fishery disputes wherever they occurred in
contiguous waters but that It was better to deal
with these altogether a basis Of mutual COM
promise. After due consideration the American
government has accepted this proposal. and this
country has accordingly been asked what points
she desires TO take UP.
The expectation is that the negotiations will
be confined TO such disputes as have arisen in
PassaTnaquoddy Bay the St John River, the St.
CrOix River, Lake Champlain. the st Lawrence,
the Great Lakes Lake OF the Woods and on the
Pacific Coast Preliminary arrangements are
now being made for the negotiations.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
NO MORE EVIDENCE IN sMooT CASE.
Arguments Will Be Submitted Next Week
by Counsel

Washington. March 1.-THE introduction OF
testimony in proceedings against Senator Smoot
was concluded at 1850 o'clock to-day. The
arguments viii be made some day next week to
be agreed upon by counsel The hearings have
extended over three sessions Of Congress
Joseph Geoghegan, a manufacturers broker
OF Salt Lake city Utah was OF the stand to-day
before the Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections He was examined concerning the in
terest Of the Mormon Church In sugar factories
in Utah and Idaho. The witness testified that
the Church had financed these concerns before ii
appeared that sugar factories would succeed,
but that neither the Church nor the Mormons
control the stock.
After putting in some documentary evidence
Nj WOrthiug closed the case for Senator
Smoot. and A1r Carlisle said he had nothing 10
offer IN rebUttal for the prOtestants The attOr-
neys said they would be- able to make their argu-
ments next week beginning on some day 70 be
agreed upon between themselves. 1t was agreed
that Mr. Carlisle should have hour and half
IN opening. Mr.. WOrthilgton TO follow with the
same length OF time, ana Mr. Carlisle 10 have an
hour in closing