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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
AMERICAN women
GIVE A LUNCHEON
Ambassador and Mrs. Reid and
Mr., and Mrs. Longworth
Guests Of Honor.
B(By Associated Press.)

e LONDON, June 29,-The Society OF
American Women gave a luncheon to
Ambassador Reid and Mrs, Reid and Mr..
and Mrs. I.ongworth at the Hotel Cecil
to-day. The large banqueting hall OF
the hotel was filled with American women
and their guests, who included besides
the Reds and the Longworths, Lord
Roberts, The Duke and Duchess Of MARI
borough. and Lord Curzon. OF Kedleston.
the former ylceroy Of india.
The Duke OF Marlborough, In propose
ing the health OF Mr. and Mrs. Long
worth spoke OF the interest Engishmen
took in the political utterances Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and In his great political
career. saying that the Presidents high
aims courage and manliness commanded
the admiration, good Will and enthusiasm,
OF the British.
Mr., I.ongworth replied, thanking the
American ladies for their courtesies. and
expressing the pleasure experienced by
himself and his wife at the kindnesses
they had met with on every hand
Lord curzon, speaking for tho geests,
said II had been q real pleasure for then,
to meet the daughter of rlle greatest
statesman OF the day, not only because
she was the daughter Of the President,
but because Of herself. ~ S8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
ljl2Al|'',sgyi:''d'A
>S<s1zMS. QZ,svzfzlzz1zfHS
|EPAs!s I:
kA|FEDRAWA.
Exciting Episode y On t,,,3 Floor '' & q 81
S louise, and Fight Narrowly
lAverted by Friends, q
(By$ Assoc PriessssssL,))

WASHINGTON, June ao.--,NVhat prom
Used to be q serious personal encounter
between u Mr., George N, IN Sou thwick, If OF
New York Il and M +, Charles u. Bartlett,
lof " Georgia. F5 was prevented early this
morning in tile II ouse by the intervention.
of friends. 3 Il ts6
Mr. {SouthWicls sought to pass q resolu-.
3tion increasing % the pay & OF the tally
clerks nj r; Bartlett, o member OF S the
sConlnlltteesf on Account s asked tfif the
resolution hAd been pns scd upon IA by y
committee 4 OF the II use. The Speaker
Informed hilnSthat had not. Mr. n Bart.
lett objected. IA During this time Sout tn
wick WIS pleading with A Bartlett to Ble fH
the resolution 60 throug h, but the Geor';-a
7g al, was determined that II should not,
pass. Backing ava " from. southWick Y he
took d position on the republican side.i
4 n Then SouthWick made n q & remark that
there had been o. good deal OF lying IN
the committee on the Il reso lution, and
made a movement toward Bartlet ". irlllnk--.
( ing that personal assault was intended,
Mr.. Bartlett, who had g silver penlnire
lii his hand, remarked that southwiclk
dare mot say he had Y lied, . or he would
$cut him. S Friends interfered 3Sand & the
threatened eppoun tor was q orted.
sTgg f5tl{5 "a w 20 m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30

1 To probe every possible aVehne that might
throw sot1ss ight B Oh The mo tlv ii Of the
strhgedy, promise II 70 result IN sotno
I startling disclosures OF the a so.talied
Bohemian underworld Of The iiietropolls.
Scores u detootives are nov. o. ing Ia
Sthis underworld OH 8behaif Of pfb secutioft
and dsfensel and fresh discoveries bear.
Ing moro Or less directly on the tragedy,
I are Sof almost hourly oecurrehce. il 81
tAsEd ss s ssa,l as
wc Nd. Wt ths Thass ae II e
CATO Martin on the evening % the Strag !.
MI M VII ana hll parry II Tie rostaa.
u A Assistant ne L District Attorney qarynn.
stated the Io,h q Mcsss ebs
panied Mrs. Tfaw from she garden after
the shooting, ana had escorted her 70
tH h9so hsr ,aaa ~
served durlhs the dinner and aftorward
S s,Ia ths root % tle sardet' when WHITE
Seeing White Aroused Him.
II q a witness was found to-day 4 ~. counsel
for Tina ", whose test n1otiy Will they sa
lbe Of tho utmost inlporta nee to the de-.
H This man, whose name Is WI hheld !. u lss
said TO be an Old friend sof rhnw and
Will testify that he talked on a Monday
appeared 10 ba8qulte normal IN HIS de n
Snieanor and entirely at his ease. Sud;
denly, according 10 this INFORMANT Thaw
suddenly away, i1e wal ked 4 ownrd where
White was seated ,s and the shooting fol-
lowed almost Immediately Il. 81 q.
5 Thnw counsel consider this testimony
as of tho most utmost Importance. ns5
Indicating that Thaw did not Sgo to the
roof In Fquest OF Nf,ite,5 and that I was
only whom HIS Dyes light ed suddenly 5 on
the who he believed had. !. wrong g
denly blazed on 4 ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
EMPEROR REL E.lVES
MOST CRU BLOW
His Regiment Of Life Guards Res
f solve TO Uphold Action Of S,
Parliament. s.,S
(By Associated Press.)

ST. PETERsBURa, June 2o,-ThS5
crushing blow inflicted on the Emperor
BY tho discovery OF dlsat lection In lisl
regiment, the PreobraJ ensky * Reg mont VI
OF life guards, as shown by its doptionf
81 re solutions recently nphold ling. all the
actions OF Parliament. and announcing
that the men wanted no more pol Ice duty
seI1tailing the Staying OF brothers or or
fathers ms so a ffected His Maj estys that
he has ordered the name Of the disloyaalB
first battalion to be stricken from the
roll sof the Imperial Gunrds IN & add v.
ton the soldiars and officers OF the pa
lion have been deprived forever Of * ~ ~
special rights rjoyed q by qua rd ISM,
and hcreafte the pattall Ion VII ! pc DEE
ssignated The Special fantry % t t1.
Hon. lss lapss W !. ~.
AZ The general staff no longer con ais Sits
fear. that tho morale OF the entire army W
profoundly shaken, rd that
rnert championing the cause ;ol the !. $nuv'S
6reers il, each instance az Y aris es, the
$nrst bir test ma W find sroops lined L npss
"a tho French guards Edid two days i PEE
fore tina Battle fell, on the side @of tht me-
gpeople and sagainst the monarch ss.i
h The Bonrbe Gaze tic to-day reports an
outbreak ottmutinous spirit anon g.
grenadiers Of the qua r. .5544s e.
iconf scnted to-day. This IS NJ the LIBERAL
newspaper whose writers, II January aal "a
Oo5, 8 "a "a u tied III the fortress
q 81. Peter and ST.. PAU. and vas :! . y
vas confiseated in oc tober Of the sans
Year. and againS5in April last for e ~.
pressln g It's views on the Russian Eloa n,
disguises.d e. l.. III
VII ,kn,ickle dosters ssa Worknienli
ne etinR Is day. They were rome we'd ~
he l,oapital In a dying condi ton Ihss
second battalion OF Grenadiers has been
ordered hence to cronstadt u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
FOOD BILL. ~
ENACTED INTO 4 LAW u " I
The Conference Report Receives s:'
Favorable Actionsin Both
Senate and House.
100 q ~ l,4II ~ NJ rs q y
rp, A auoctotad prass 4

n (By Associated aPress.) 3 5s s
s WASHINGTON d " {. ,,3 June 2O.-TTh ,Is
conference report on the pure food bill
was Sfavorably acted upon In the senate t.
h and House to-day. The report was y OF
Sd Ala. sat ali in the Senate, and the
IN did not consume ID minute Of time.
M When the report was laid before the
ouse Mr.. Mann Illinois! in explaining N
lis features, paid q tribute TO Mr.. y ep-l
ow eharnan tss eamm's tes
/ Sis efforta IN behalf iof3 pure food legls-
8lation. This colnplimen ftr. 70
Hepburn was received With applaus ,a
Nj. Williams lssissippi asked y the
SEQ ion relating 4 to n State and municipal
control over the original package nag e.
AL M Is Mann replied that 1T had. and Mr.
Williams said l,oaw ould vote for the ' re-
port 4. !, y 7. Z, Y, I: 4,
as the vote Of the ,ninority lea 's 81
was e3tred the bill would nave the
sunnnimbus vote Of the House N a
The ,feelport was adopted without op 'l' 4
sit ~ This passes the bill 5s ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
PRESIDENT 5VETOES
81 THE INDIAN BILLS
Refuses to Sign Measures M a ;lrt' for for
Distribution 81 Annuities OF
Il Sac and Fox Tribes.
DIV Associated Press.l

IN WASHINGTON, D, G., June 2o.-Presii-
dent Roosevelt to-day vetoed the b ls
to provide for he annual pro rata dis
5tTibutyon Of the annuities Of the Sac and
FOX Indians, Of the Mississippi. between
sthcItwo branches Of the tribe, and "to
\ survey and allot the lands embraced ,'i
within the limits OF the Blackfeet Indian
reservation and TO open the surplus lands
70 settlement" ~.
a The Sac and Fox Indian measure car
i rieda an appropriation OF 100000 for the
Iowa sac and Fox Indians, to be taken
from tho annu!t!es OF the section Of the
tribe located In Kansas and Oklahoma.
SThe Interior Department officials opposed
8ihs bill because the Iowa Indians had not
( gone before tho civil courts and estab-
s(ished their right to tho money.
Il LAB to the other BILL II was regarded
ahyg the President that the rights Of the
4 Indians were not safeguarded with suffl-
Ecient care, 'E5' tHt s }&3a1tsl5 10 f745597
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
MILLIONS TO +
PUBL G B ! IL q Y C i,
Among the Items in Disagree-
I f,,ent IL That for the Custom
House Here. S
nv. Assoclatcd Press

u lswAsH1NGToN, June 20. AMONG the
tens agreed to by the cotferees oti;,sItll1te
public buildings bill are the following iSs
Florida Gainesville, $4,000 s . .s3i
ISL Georgia Gainesville, s50,0G1 Valdosta,
sles, 600; Albany. slcsooo Americrs, $4,000;
Marietta, $4,000, Dalton. $500 III
North Carolina sfev $50 goo; New
bern, S. 900; lSlnston s3ooot Salisbury So
III. coo; ssi ,Vashingto $1,000; Concord;
10000; Henderson, $500; High I'ointt NJ
ssio,o3 81 h. III ~ u y.
sSuth Carolina Greenvllle. $50 ooo; An =
{son, 500 Chester $50 ooo; Green n
xood, $4,000; Sumter, sSo' ooo; vs. AAkeh'
$50 900, 9s IS b. &. s :, Z. 4, I,
$4,000 johnson City, $50, 900 W Murfreesr
&boro, SIC, 900; Paris, $4,000
d ylrglnia-P petersburg. $4,000; Luxembourg,
I $50 0o0 I; ! Roanoke, $4,000 Portsmouth,
sesooD; clifton Forge, $40, 900 Frederick Is g
burg 80, 900; Manchester $50, ooOj 5s WIN Nm
chester, $50, ooo e.. 58 e & ~. (.
95 The items still In include e
Appropriations for stoms houses at C nat
Sfanooga, Tenn; Ocalo, Fla; Fernand fll
ria; Fayetteville, N. q, and hn 20
aVa atS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
MEAT INSPECTION
N { G HANGED 4 / 9 ED
The ii 81 Senate Finally Concurs IN
~ lie Measure as ADOPTED by 3 VI
the H ouse. " IA ft.33ss
& Va (BY Associated Press.) y

u AsHINGT ON. D. q. June 29,, = =
Proctor the Senate tosday Preseh rri
cultural bill containing the meat in 1s &C.
Etion provision. He. said because OF th ne
great principle involved the Senate con-
4 fereesS had decided to advise. the Senate
the meat nspefti;11 az am tSese
Seffects would be that 1t would open the
way for new packers. for hereafter anaa t tn,
&goSernment stamp ana not the good VII y
%offsthe house would be the guarantee. OF
1 the CHARACTER OF meat. Aftertsom dis
ScussionS MIR. Proctor Withdrew. his motion
and the Bill went back to conference. fs
Late In the afternoon the conferees re-
turned to the chamber and Mr. proc 20
presented the report u was ren q an y
He'd tie meat Inspection provision as pre-
scented blythe House. s,
Ss5 IN the evening Immediately after the
recess, the House adopted the confer
enee report AMI considerable applause Sc,
y the i n presiding otNcers Ut both houses It
Will go to the President. II, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
ls POSTAL COMMISSION,
Chairman and Vice-chairman
Chosen-Its Work,
(By Associated Press,)

Z Il NJ WARRINGTON. d. G.. June 2s.-The
FONT postal commission OF the Senate
and House to-day elected Senator Pen-
rose. CHAIRMAN, and Representative Over
street, Merchantmen. The purpose Of
this commission Is to examine into the
cost OF second class, and see II II can
N'ba made to pay the cost OF handling. The
seornr,lttee iilsinquire into what changes
An the law or regulations are necessary
III accomplish this result There are
about 1900 publications In the country
That have second class privileges, These
wilt be notified through various 1850
sIrdations Of tha purposes OF the commis-
lion. a ,naeting will tte held AZ the Hol-
allatld g Iouge,a New York, next week. N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
TIL the FREDERICKSBURG
HORSE SHOW. OUTLOOK u DIX
(spacial to The Times ispatch,}

E+ (Spaclal 10 LIE E1l!AesTA1asFA sff
& FREDERICKSBURG YA.,5 June e. ~, -
Much interest Is being manifested py
,horsemen In this section OF Virginia "
the coming Horse Show and race meet,
to BIO held at the Fair Grounds mere On
July nth md 18th and entries are COM
Ing In from Warrenton, Manassas LOU Y
doun, Orange, culpeper, Richmond q
washington. Baltimore and Other points lts
In Virginia and Maryland. 4 Ii IA
n The Horse Show classes at this years
show have been selected with great care
and attractive prizes offered, The hunt-s
Ing classes comprise ladies' hunters
light weight. middle and heavy Welght
hunters pairs and hunt teams and IN
addition the Corinthian and champion
classes, The harness Glasses are equally
attractive, The feature Of this year's
exhibition will be the raong, which prom-
ises to be the best seen In Virginia this
year, There are eight ra cesi ,4ncludlnH
two steepechases and one hurdle 20 Co.
n The purse In each race Ia above the ay-i
ora 60. while the total OF prizes and purses
reaches $4,000, Seven solid silver CUPS
are offered by the associate ion, and IN ad !,
Edition to the prizes, Entries for the
show classes will close on June SOtll and
for the races July 9Th. Invitations shaye
been extended TO Senator Mart I'M, Cover
nor Swanson, Captain W lizard ana 5oEhe or
well known men. sSS n HI sS,Fs (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uiferlny from u, :
ylS ss ssasssSs 81
CITY. has Become blind
caused damaged y prSpesy y
estimated more than so I, ,.a
towns were subH1erged a 1 aas''s =
away. Fifs {. ss3 af$NSs S3ggs
DOUG LAssylLLE l!hong Oh nl'n q, I, i a =. =
%s.hon. 5ames chufe proved Wnnns
swooer aud ~ about 70 % married to M Ms y
NEW g,tl oey =, I re- g
pfessata1ysh yesterday study
seef eondi'lons ~ this country Ss
Ii MONROE MI H.-Mrs. David Reed. slater q
II fsS tss asa j Rss'e + g 1s
d lsis p hsr H home % o
COMFORT the presence IS 5sno q & shis
! s9antiS k HIe Miss
h sian e. Tas p'r 81 fatal results
s 'as':
6sanres -. Reed president OF Dickinson COL
&s rIIf1 AOCU.-The lrorelgn !nlstorl ~ 10y
lover house Of Parliament formally announgsts
mai the SECOND international PEACE GOMEZ Ae.
ence would not be held during me pEesens IA
year. XIX 49,, gE ys}. "a
PHI, DELPHI Under the projecting,
t tSs
10 plant poles along !t 3
Camden, 81 .ssse l33 IN
spw y. r Robert wso y, ioand
unltsa ~ s.At court martial Of refusing to obey
tha Command of a superior fflcer. sent RI
rG pnation through teregular channel % !M ,
FRrinyadIer 4 General Commanding and through
him to the President S =. ~ g{ 81 ~ y
VEST CHESTER, FA.-on. the farm 90
Flan * Green 81 Unionviile. eighteen tHrkeys
were ma ched and every one is bllnq
a herw iss in perfect health, The blindness ~
attributed to k(ghtnipg, q aSg x
IS u essssy ~
S r Esp ID III 9hs As Il week. Wklnson
d dnislY and instantly killed at the Homewood
Crossing IT tho Penney yana Railroad
NEW y YoR XII furlated by the. ieers lo1
,,,,.cceessfui rivals who had broken the record
me Hicksyille Hose Company OF Volunteer !!
Eire- liz ters, at the annual held gay yestsr.&
day' al Lawrence II. IL. turned thesr palky
nose upon tormeElors anu drenehed them ~
ina skin,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
[MI|.P|i'.E|RORIW|LLINO1|'''
.VlEAR1AG |! 7
Makes Sarcastic Address to Rsgi-v
inci1t, Expressing Regret 81 II
Disloyalty. iif
.sYMpATHlz ED WITH RAJ B (; ". s'E
Had Regiment Parade Before
Imperial Palace to Receive 8
Condemnation.
.(By Associate press.

& ST. uR g. June %. Emperor
Nicholas. according 70 rel liable ,formn..83
Press. summoned the Preobrnjenskyt
Regiment before the imperial Palace sat
Peterhof YESTERDAY y, and & II, a sarcastic
address expressed his regret ct tho evi.SS
Idence OF their dlsloynltyS In declaring
sympathy with the radical prog ra,mrie Of
parliament. The Emperor con cluded ",
saying that he never would wear N ~
uniform ofstlle regiment. n n tH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30

BAPTIST,
twelfth streots). Tho pastor. Roy uDo ":
McDANIDL. Will preach at both seryices = y
nq sup ,ss aney s'SSSt So e
all. Il va! l535. 3y sir
GROVE s., ~ R.e.5 pARg5aT SNuKGn
hAMfaos and + Sunday sesoel y $50
RACE STREET j; BAPTIST ART c !I,;
{SG.Xas' a5sss sef Soisss
school at $3.50 IA. n y. Preaching by tho pastor
q Cd n 1, a sls FL fase' mss''ns
Ay WMsT an vlM sadoN
sasoe e J f saS
Everybody welcome. G a. q 81
SECOND, nAPTIsT !, c /! VI sconSHn
Il AZ. Nj, conducted BY the pastor, pr. SW, r.,
hshg s II sssy' SSoas spaa4
cDs n A RgHfi9Pisr . 4 ! \ . Z 3
Streets, REV YOUNG, u j p y. PASTOR \,
ana s,i5 III ii, Morning subject Z Unwilling
70 Pay tho Pree'' evening sub,es. q, Tenn
GS#asS ys5s ''s g eIp's ssFySss
,y.fourth ana n btrestsl REV. II, n, MAxEY,
Ragt9r- !RaSoS !, e, 49, y uAa & =
S s'4s'1 Z Pr u. v 4 u,
b FIRST PRESBYTERIAN RCIluHCll-REY,
AEAapER Seats esss GssSisi swsi
HSSE dHa +
M SssHsssay s'aaGRSA e q s;t
sessn Az M a9H ARS W M fSR.
seGGHnEHt c II 6 BFi THE COVENANT CORNER
CALVIN sTlSWART, q p, .p> pastor ,-p q II
s sSsdsy ,s s3SH:s'ys 8 service
WeaAsSuus christian.
SEVENTH STREET cIIRLsrlAN5 G!tuEcti
services Sunday at II a, n. conducted "
tfc pastor. ROY. J.isJ HALEY, Morning CUB SUP
jsct, obedience and Perfeetion Through snt-
ftr!ns," y, !, s, ,r, !, s,s,,Sc, h
FIRST ci lt1Rest' OF 81 6hRisT sclHSTIsT
Corner Of Belyidere, and Main s.r''r il,Ts4n'
eay morn.ng. il q clock. subject, !, Ex-
nesday evening al SID q clock THe Feadimg,
room, Ia located In the Chamber q Con'nlercs
| building, and Is open eyery week DAY trou'
70 All are Isr, sgsdlaliy n MissloS
| X NEW j ESRU Ai.EN NJ SSlGNs 1901 81, PIN
Street q Ss sasasaSois tss
! Library opened daily. All 'welcon's,
81. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
Rural Carriers Named.

" 5 From Our Hegular CorreBpondent)
g5s,,,dsAaEIINGTON. y. c., June tfs,--Rural
carriers appointed: Yirginia--c ulpeper,
route q, Alfred g. jennings carrier. Robt,
III. Smith. substitute.
North carolins,-Ta ylcrsyllle, route p.
Lester d. ingrana carrier, Troy ., Bow
( nlsp ssubytttuts. Z; 4 d y AZ .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
THE WE A'THER.

Forecast: yIrglnln.Goneraly fair and
continued warm Saturday and Sunday;
light to fresh southwest winds,
North CarolIna--G Generally fair and con-
tinued warm Saturday and Sunday light
to fresh southwest winds Fl Il. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30

lxfe..co fcport On the sdhdfy civil bill
Whics, tasses that ncastires
Tais COZ, terence report on the general q
deficiency Bill w,as ado pied, W icli passes
sths bill. III carries shout 81 100 600
"a Tho ,uae, at 1920 .ss tsa tprdiay).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
PASSES
. ] |: R|A1EB|.lLl !.
Senator TillinanS Called UP Re-
port and Renewed Attack 4 IS
on Amendment. mi
PREslDE INCONSISTENT
Senators B ileys and T'i;lll,nail En-
+ gage in Contro 4 Over De- -3
@anunciations 81 Lawyers.
flpy A.Jys,ooIia.tl;e,,d. B Press.

III III By Assoc olaf ted Press) *2S ~
x {3syVAsIIINGTON. June 20. AT 8 +. M.
to-day the Senate agreed To- the confer e 81
ercc report OH the railroad rate bill
which passes the bill. 81 ,sss NJ
y Senator Tlllnan called up the con ,e: 4
enco report and renewed his q tack pom:
the pipeline anlendtl,entSas being In the
interest Of the Standard oil Company. I'll
About the time 'tl,e al llson amend
trncnts were incubating,'. lie said, there
was d great furore about tile Garfield e,
report on the Standard OH Company and
we were told that the exposures of5 its
crimes would help the vote on the rail-
road rate bill, ana n under the over Of
this dust, the President retired from his
advanced ositionH On railroad 4 egisla ton
and accepted the Al II son provision y here
the tbig stick ana the tcchfork, which
had been in oil lance. found emselyes
separated, and the pitctlf ork. while doing
only Il to II see the Il tall II Of "A its assoc late
$hustling toward the = 90 sliding towards
the Allison base, to use "a base ball phrase
y The big stick was rushing Il In y on all
tours to get between " Eat her a lllson's
legs. Ii n y "a
The President 1nco consistent.
Aa He had no fault to find no added, ex-i
acept he considered that tho President had
been nconsisten II In Y not coming to- the
assistance OF the Senate conf erees. 8s He
considered It II "a y little renlarkabl eS that
Just when he u might do II some thing to
stl1wart the policy Of this gigantic nlonop p;
oiy,,4 he Is as mum as q " mo lse, SA except
that tteresis now anot Their hurra h about
what the Preside Is going to do to the
Standard OIL Company q ~ the Z. WAY rs or OF
suits. $5j +
He added that notwithstanding the
proposition had been decided upot we
are carefully told in ADVANCE that the
high officials. such as Rocket Ter, Rogers
and rchibold, 4 are not to be mol TED.
SS Senator Ellsins defended the conference
report on the NJ commodity am endment,s
saying that as original ~ ado ted! the pro-
vision meant Ia 5confsca ton Of the prop
EertyS OF \ tho independ dent oil opera tors
He also took exception to MI. Tillman's
criticisms, saying In a reply. that he (Mr.3
{Ekins) Tas free from the n influence OF
the Standard Oil as any member could be-
II M ~ Bailey an. ounced his ntentlon to
vote for the report, but con fessed that
neither Of the new pro- isions was to his
liking y The pass clause, auth or!zing q
railroad company n to atranspo rt the
8fnmlios Of & its employees. If but making
no Il provision for the families Of other
4 officials, or attorneys, was denounced by
shin s as 'l "a Ss transparent piece Of
demag oguery. n Il He considered It an APP
peal to prejudice ent irel IN Worthytsso
Congress ST. mi II, SsS " 81 Ss$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
\ Negro Murdererl Hanged,
(DyI Assoclated Press.

LINDEN. Ala, June as.-Albsrt Rlchardson
a negro convicted IS the murder of pr Eranks
u Foscue, ghteen months ago. %ns nan ,tra
here to-day. Rlcha fdson on the ga4toWs pFos
tested hlH Innocence, 3s ia3 5s3 III
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I ylirginian Gets Fellowship. \

K NEW nv; HAVEN, CONN. June ss.--
Among tie Fellowship awards announced
by Yale University Is one to James y.
Gibboney, q bachelor OF science from the
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money VOTED Il
For jamestown
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for government buildings. An 4 item Of Of
500, 900 for the transportation Of troops
was struck out, but this expense Will pc
paid fron9tho appropriate Of i$l2 ,0OO, 900
III hefnrmy appropri ation j 81
a The sfnte ofithoeappropriat ion5of} 5000, ooo
iowa rds gu new Fcdc rnl building In Rich
,mond Is In doubt. After beingGin ses-
sion for many. hours, the sconferees on.
the public buildings billfreporte ed to might.
that fourteen Items were still s#in9 di su-
greement. The 100000 appropriation for
Richmond was one Of them, Both the,
Senate and House Instructed Its con-:
ferecs, 4 respect lively, to 81 stand out Tor
agreement 4wlt hout receding.
The conferees will sbe ints session the
greater part OF the might Senator SEQ =
stated that the conferees hoped to be
able to report an agreement when. the
Senate meets Tomorrow at II Il clock,
to adjourn finally In tho afternoon.
1t is Impossible to forecast the result
al, The conference. Senator Martin Is IN
AclA.ed to believe the Richmond item
will stand. 81 W S; 7,
Other Virginia Items.
The conference report on the bill re-
Flatinp to the movements nnd anchorage
OF vessels in Hampton Roads. the har-
bors of Norfolk and Newport News and
ad iacent waters during the jamestown
Exposition. was adopted by the House
to-day. .85t 81, 1,
The bill authorizing the examination
OF the battlefelds around Petersburg
va, with a view to the creation OF q
battlefield park there, was passed py,
tho Senate to-day.