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New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
EQUITABLE'S DIRECTORS.
administration Ticket Quietly Elect
ed-Fe7c VOte an Person.

The first election Of Equitable Life directors
under the Armstrong law took place at the home
Office yesterday. Approximately thirty thousand
votes all in favor of the administration ticket were
cast by ballot by proxy and in person. About one
hundred pOlicyholders their ballots in person.
There We're ten thousand proxies running to
Grover Cleveland, Morgan ]. O'Brien and George
Westinghouse Many of the proxies were made
out TO Mr.. Cleveland alone. Messrs Cleveland
o Brien and Westinghouse appeared before the
inspectors of election after the pools opened
and voted all the proxies running to them for the
administration ticket.
The administration ticket is made up OF policv-
hocers and its election was. in effect ratification
% the work OF the trustees in reconstructing the
board OF directors. the nomination Of the admin
istratlon ticket having been delegated by the
directors to the three trustees. They nomisated
men whom they had already placed on the board
TO iii vacancies, after consultation with policy
holders throughout The country
James b. Forgan is the only one of the directors
elected yesterday who served the board under
the old regime William f. Paine. Abraham Rrit-
tin John T. Manson. Thomas A. Gillespie and En-
Eeniqs H. Outerbridge never have served on the
beard but. like those who have served under the
new management, were nominated after consuta-
ton with policyholders.
The twenty-eight new directors will diract,- ra,
resent the policyholders and will COMPRISE a naior
ity Of the board. The other twenty-four will repre-
sent the stock interests, but will be nominated bv
the three trustees, in their discretion Hereafter
ue poAcyholders VIII elect seven Of thirteen
directors annually.
The "hold-over" directors representing the stock
are II. r. Winthrop. Levi p. Morton G b. AIex
ander, Bradish Johnson, Alvin w Krech David
H. Moffat, V p Snyder Gage F.. TarbeU Sir
William c. Van Horne. H. c. Haarstick James H.
Hyde. John ]. McCoOk, William II. Mcintyre Paul
Morton, ]. F. de Navarro and George r Wilson
The terms Of the seven last named viii expire on
December 81. 1907. The terms of the others with
the exception Of Mr.. Winthrop, who has resigned
10 take effect On December 81 next will expire a
year later.
The administration ticket follows
Emanuel ". Bloomingdale John y Beach
's'in tsINal James B.
J"ili - herman Alexander 9. Humphreys
sa4,.'s Al.Adeion John Z. Manson
William r Paine William Z. ReS6eI5
1i.oi.las itanaoilf- Ferdinand w. Roebing
William Whitman =
NI'itail bflitln- Thomas A.
'i9lFs lltttefeld Willis r.
-lNtN robertson Eugenius H.
Daniel 4. TOmpkins Thomas r,,tt
Frank :. Nherhee Fdpard cgr.n.,r,,r
Charles II. Zehnder. Eben n TTbomos
Mr. Wnihrop's resignation as treasurer Of the
company VIII be submitted the board at Its
meeuhg To-day, when the OF Mr. Winthrop's
successor probably will be announced. The meeting
OF the life insurance presidents TO form a national
organization at President Morton's suggestion will
lake place tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
KARL HAu TO BE ExTRAp,ren

London. Dec 1s.-The extradition to Germany
Of Professor Karl Hau, Of the George Washing
ton University at Washington, was formally
granted at the Bow street police court this
afternoon on the charge OF numbering his moth
'r-in-law. Frau Molitor at Baden-Baden on No
Nenber g.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
TRANsPACIFIC MAIL.

4It-a-F't- EANIt 10 MAII.l
Destination and steamer. G
japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only). tvia Tacoma)-Anti
IochCs Observation-Disclosures.
New zealand. Australia Except WesO
New Caledonia, Samoa. Hawaii and
Fill Islands (via san Francisco1 :
Soaoma .
4dnlu ana Marquesas Islands (via San
francisco Mariposa ............
haWali. Cnina. Philippine Islands and
specially addressed mail for Japan and
St3rea tvia San Francisco)-Nippon
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
TBv telegram 70 The Tribune

Greenwich, Conn., Dec. 19.-James F. WalsA of
this place. was retained to-day by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Herbert. of New Rochelle assist the
prosecution in the Joseph Neil case. Sheriff Ritch
will go to Hartfort tomorrow get the requistiOn
papers signed by Governor Roberts. II is expected
that Mrs. Catherine Neil will be brought here by
Saturday. Beers & POSTERS lawyers, of Bridgeport,
were engaged to-day to defend Mrs. Neil.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE CHEAPER
Metropolitan Life Announces New Mortality
Tables, with Reduced Premiums

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, after
series or calculations, has prepared mortality
tables which Snow that there viii In the future b,
a reduction ia the cost OF Industrial life insurance
%hA Anlouncsnasnf Of this 6saisinn Of Che sompsoF
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
WIRELESS REPORTS

Kaiser Wilhelm H. which reported Cape Race at 8
m yesterday when 100 miles OF
Is expected 10 dock about IL a
La provence, which reported TO Cape Race at IL 80
M yesterday. when 120 miles OF station
expected TO dock about $50 N SATURDAY..
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Lectures.

Nj Rs. FLORENCE E MAVERICK the ..T.o,,--s, ,->
S,aes Sy % Mtose Se Is SO well known in the I,neJ
interests In This Country the ect1va anu Prison
and .!Lh street 90 might Sis O'Clock Soh avenue
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
Proposals.

proposals FOR CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE-
Il Depot Quartermaster's Once, 80 Whitehall So New
York City. Dec IT, l906-Seaed proposals. tripIicaIe
SUBJECT 10 usual conditions will be tnis Office
until one o'clock F. NJ. Dec 20 1906 and then opened.
lor furnishing and delivering the philadelphia Depot
SOOu0 Dress caps without bands
1000 pairs Buckskin Gloves 5000 Corn Brooms a. OSo
ScruD brushes palmetto. 1900 Brushes tam
pGo The right Is reserved reject any or
Ptoposdls or any part thereof subject 70
OF from 70 TO so cent by Depart
reference Will be given of
Proauetion or manufacture. conditions quality and
price uncluding In the price of foreign productions or
the duty thereon being equal standard
samples can be seen at and blanks proposals and f
information will be furnished upon application to this
Uce envelopes containing proposals should endorsed
Proposals Tor clothing Eduipage. tn be oDeDaJ
at one o'clock P. NJ. Dec % 1906 and aijressed. NJ
H. Miller Deputy @ NJ. General L. 6 A Depot a. NJ
tDOSF OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTO\
I'D, % g Dec Is. 1soS.-seaIed proposals viii be re-
Gelved al the othce of the Purchasing ARent oS +b;
DEPART tment until o'clock p. m. Jan Is 1907 foS
furnishing stamped Envelopes and Newspape~ 49,
Pers Tor the Post Once Department. for ths forr ,
from July 1897. 70 June So 1911 Blanks for Dro
posalS specifications. and Instructions 70 bddarS
samples TO show color and finish Of paper and cI,. IN
StNie or enve elopes will be furnished upon
the purchasing Agent. Post ONCE Department W..
General ~ postmaster
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7:2O Sunset 4:S5 Moon sets TO- Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM.Sandy Hook II Gov Island II :3s He'll Gate 1881
PM-sandy Hook II :5S Gov. Island -I Hell Gate -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Pic Grande sui. De- 1T-Arrived. steamer Grecian
Prince tEri. Hudson. New York via Pernambucn
barbados TagIs t{rl. Stranger.
eouihampior yls yiso f0r Colon, ssS, and Nsv y0Sl
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
METROPOLITAN OPERA Horsr

Fri. Evg.. Dec. q. 8. AIDA-Bonfnsegna C5as,.,
KirkbyLunn; CarusO Stracciari. Plancon Nuhir,sS5'
Parolt. Conductor. Vgna
Mat. Dec 90. 2
FAUST-FarTar Rousselere. Plancon. ChaInniu BzIss
Aeren. Conductor. ViRna. 0'
Sat. Evg.. Dec. % popular prfces) at S-LUCrA m
LAMMERMOOR-Sembrich. Simeoli (debutl: Dfnnsl
Stracciari. JOurnet Conductor. Vigna S<e-
SUNDAY EVC. DEC % (popuaF pricsso
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCFRT
Soloists: Mines. Fremstad Homer. Mr. Van Po,-
and the eminent pianist. Morfrz ROSFST4sf
Entire Met Op House Orch Cond Mr. Nabar $500
Mon. Evg- Dec "a at 2. FEDORA CavaIferf srs-
Conductor. Vigna- s01
wed Evg Dec 2s at g. IA DsNrN4TroNr m
FACST-Farrar; ROusseIere, Plancon, Chalu7fn RaHss
Aerien- Conductor, Vfgns 7'
Fri. Evg. At Sar1b-f.b T,,.t-
smeoH. NettfeId; RoUsseliere Journet Simard 9a1,
Conductor. Bovy -"'4N
The SALE Of SEATS for next weeks pers,,,.,.,
begins TO-DAY THURSDAY at A NJ
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

IRVING PLACE THEATRE. Every Evs so
Will Thaller in STEMS comedy
die vOn HOehsattel'; Sat Mat. "Schnesvitchen
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

lose in New York.
Dec. 81. s:OOpm
Dec. 23. 1890 a m
Dec. 24. 1890 a m
Dec. "a. 1890 a m
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

Dec. "a. 1890 a m
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
administration ticket follows:

Mi- "m'arops resignation treasurer Of the
company Will be submitted TO the board at Its
Iheeuhg To-day when the name OF Mr. Winthrop's
successor probably will be announced The meeting
Of the life insurance presidents TO form a national
organization, at President Morton's suggestion. will
AXE place tomorrow
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

sHm - tDs I 9Gess6 vfh
susus as t. ksn<1 wAsrA 0s n~AanG.
nSnfA. - Asa0n0Aaia Nd shsss
derssrs 81 AarssS1 % k~ns11 frsan
~ q d. O. dnrsaw ~ - 10
sfrssl g su.A - kAa6A. - 80
assa lnss ~ - 10y vese. en-
eskrs "a nSse euusd b es~i. snd
t. skzs1 ~ sks 0Rs vess enased
by IL Alppszg e my hasls n vssss
u d. dys-Aeans sfere nod. I
So N - ppen sAs~k - seadssf!
rssss d o. Cu6<urs R~n1dSrs Aad
aursraal go q - csasrss anV
- caairun Osaemeas- In 49,
days - - s~SVfes6xa II -
caaicss Oina0sns ~ kseAs h0Da
% asea ua- kseass. The sors-
- ln0smsA. - 10y - 80
- 81 -. 81 - ~,
voskisg > - AyelSMms
assapy 1ssn0sa1 Cssrss
$40 "a Cssie1n Osstnrss % My
c. vah $50 hzaAA and ] hsp shss
tn tstsr ~ b III 0sas q Zip.
- ssksr snG<ssn. vssy truly ysssrs,
Ma 4 = nansse. 0e0 Seses =
Cirsp. u, Jsly I. issk"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

1he as~~>@A taIA4t>@ - Rfug~
g. LAAGsMsa "a sA2s e~f waE3 As tax
gs~s~ma .r&g RE8 eKxrxzs EAaa aas as@@
o. . ssxaas sm TAas mnsa -
as~xaA3a ha he fak@waas Essneasssa
n4sssRss Increases ka ~ snasxse
ana ssaae a asNseae sras~ssss ss~ss=@
s-ss<ssnA<za mrfhoax - m skssess~
a msws care sas <ksx<aemss ~ sasrds
q esanxx smsNAasnm~ss sn1 ass~ssr
ssxxs to- s~sse~sake AMI e~serx~xsc ssw8
a6 rFax~sanx aa4lsor casgtes Y. So
Cord and aas~ sksxat~as wxeaanx n Ehe
lao knosa ~ III srxssasns sudisssr
Ls. In sssisaaa % sae ahsps~ b j.
gratifying 10 nNse that TAI csEes<Svns
arr xrezssr sAxa es~r h~&sxe. asssx 10
. a<sser. ssavs effective sna mare hon
ess e~osas<ssaa ~ md ~ar<xsaassax for
TAI saaaess received b. sAe oo1s@cssxS
fsuzn sTux~ssy esn~rs Th@ sAossnx
~kseA sall b. MADE I'm these lines By
this territory for The present rear
siaa Dr. vexs rr~aisShae ana ksfisfSe-
sosy although nss rs god md mt
n great ~ In reality n e2xha % he.
New MexseanL
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

y II IL . piiy that congress found u
necessary 10 pass snch a Law - the
soliowisx. INIT ~ utility. cannot he
60sbted: 49,.
mo person who di~sbeiieses IN OF
~Ao 10 opposed To organized govern.
ment, or who II q member 81 or affili-
ssed with any organization entertain.
Ing and teaching such disbelief 10 or
opposition to organized government.
or who advocates or teaches the duty.
necessity or propriety II the unlawful
assaulsing or killing u any officer
or officers. either. Of specific iadiyid'
uals or of officers generally of govern.
ment Of the United States. or of any
other organized government. because
fnhis or her official character. shall
NJ naturalissd Or ~ made . citizen Of
the unitsst stascs."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

Roy knabenshne. the sky sailor.
has entertained his wife with q night
over New York and = luncheon ~twd
miles above sea level. These Tune.
lions" among the clouds will doubt.
less become the height of fashion
Trinidad Advertiser,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

lmtsslpa, 10 gi'r thebt setasate SLATE
k,skl II d. as' raAse~ Il shoaid haf
p~a to br Alb4eurta~s t'Hgsea,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

Hca. Js2<s A. rnss~s a. Maase
sssa. seaarnss - sse approprissszss
eomnitss~. In . sps~sA o. sAs ssnsaEx
ass a coagr~ss. Ian~ ~. made tss
fossosia< tn@e and taee~f4a STATE
nH~aas.
win III pssuas~ a. skh IN sse
firss session Of tA< nfsys iasA Cos
grsss sala pxsesiesiay e,~~e. yswssi
frcn n i~xisInaivs aasdpesaE.
uAe<Asr h In sascssest q i1s1st'
ass. yise md s<n~sscssi kvs. or ~
earsfaI ara ecnanaicsi appvse~ss
ssoas - p~Aasc sua4s f~r Ne pabass
services. ~ In he ~Axxxr-xzis nnmhes
os public and private arts. n sasn<s
rs any preceding ssssioa ~ cn0gve<s
Once The aAavssaa II ~ cossassn
sioa. II 10 Asubsfsl " <s~s In sAs his
t1sy II sks r-vsbiie se lave hsa :
cnagress that respDsdsd rnoss
proapsly. nor~ e~ffs~s~nsis. and nsnss
fully @ the legislative needs a sss
ps1ps~. - Expressed through pabai'
opsasoa. fhas The first session a. -
yifsyuinsh conxr~ss has done"
"Wrhil~ sAe epesditaTeA NJ COS
eminent ore ~caassaniiy ineressins
anl While the appropriations mad
therefor By congress are In the ~
gregsia very .Izrwe. yet when we tab
Into consideration the nasrssion
growth n the country. the extent 4
shich the people demand that Oh
federal government shall p~rfoTs
services thss should be paid by Oh
states. none but the anthinksnx q
misxuided sho do mol stop TO COZ
slider the care With which the est
mates Tor appropriations Tor the PM
he service are s~ernsinised by IN
several committees having iarisdi
ton os appropriation hills. can I'm
any reas0n 10 criticize appFopra'
tsons madp during this session q
congress"
On this record The republican psrs
VIII ask and retain eontot II N
NEXT congress In both honses.-Ne
Mexican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
kansas City Live Ssocs

Kansas GUY. Mo-. July l7.-cattie:
Receipts. $4,000: steady.
Native steers. st0o a $500: south.
err steers. S3.oa q $500: southern
cows. ss.oo q $3.50: native cows and
heifers. s2.eo Il Ss.3s: stockers and
feeders. se.so a si.5o; bulls. $40 Il
$500: calves. $3.50 q ss0e: western
fed steers. S3.15 q ssTs: western
fed cows. s2.5C q $40.
sheep Rses!nss
Sheep: Receipts. 6.0oo: steady.
Muttous. $500 d S625: lambs.
$500 a $500; range wethers. s5.es
a $3.50: fed ewes. $3.50 assoc.
81. losis Wool
81. Louis. July t..--wooi. steady:
unchanged.
Chicago livestock
Chicago. July T.-Cattie: Receipts
$500: steady.
Beeves. s..io q ss.2s: cows and
heifers. $3.50 q $3.50: stockers and
feeders. $3.50 q $40: Texans. s3.75
q $3.50: calves. $500 a 36.75.
Sheep Receipts.
Sheep. Receipts $4,000: steady.
Sheep. ss.es q $500: lambs. $500
O $500.
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. July 1.-THE followin.
are the quotations of the produce
market for today:
Wheat: July. TIA: September,
l77s,
Corn: July, sin; septsmsc..
5lA,
Cats; July s7h: September, s4%
Pork: July $is.oo: September,
sl7,sa.
Lard: July: $3.50: September.
$se2h,
kibc: July and September, sa.:7h.
ST. Louis Metal
81. Louis. July II -Sp"itec steady,
ss.s7h.
Stirrat a Miller. PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
ITCHING PAINFUL
SORES ON HANDS

ks lsag Tias xasAsst
nsEk-HaI Ihns Daans ~
o~im1 - ems&-0e Os<aw
lfs AfIs1 b Isca Iksa-
sssss Dizppsssd sat Hands
lws.~A M
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

The following quotations receiyet
from y. J. Graf Z Co. Albuquerque.
N. NJ. correspondent for Logan 4
Bryan. long distance phone:
St0cks-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

sazli 60 essa Jssy nn. Ousnl
tkst nsssh ~ onoe viif - eSasl
gril. II090
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

ne Harris Aesi 9ksxse soznpAav
vnl be spa unfrI $50 D. IN. 90 p~y
day ana th~ Aay fosi0sinx a eaeh
month. 10 ~ccmDstsse Tie rSfrcsd
people. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

Why ~ ress shea you esa buy .
home o. nsseAsy pyrusoss:
Too snoo0 hssses and bath.
Two ssosn hoasssL
Fine aneh md BIC hone psg ysrS
and IN kinds Of fruit. WIN trads ssd
ssks property In part psymest-
rv~roon nssissed hSss foe
rea&
See 4. q. HAZARD
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

w. ", Wagner In web knoun To-
several Las Vegas. hasinx worked
n L0s cerssiios from where he en-.
listed In Troop q 81. the Rough Rid
ers. 20 which troop the las Vegas
volunteers we're ATTACHED He vas b
brave soldier and veil liked By his
comrades, About three months ago
he disappeared from Bistes. leaving
. snonihis pay due him from Q mine.
u sas thought then that be had wan.
dered away and died. The cause Il
his death xss due 10 the Cuban fever
which never entirely lefs his sys.
ten.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

f0ws ttsrW. hsea- ssas iS-fsns
n<sEE~gs ~ sae NxtssasA LASas ~
n1eAScDs. sks kSs~ m&xw Esxasas
10 eu1Nsy szrx~s prs~sss. rss>oss~s
k~xs sa~1sy 10 ssA~ Nrs 10 lie es=aap~
tixsoa Er rAs s~s~sssa - q t~~D -
s~pweses1 ths state - ts~ nstsa@z.a
fine ns1eAsx % s~ 80 ~ Ss Gre
- 4epasms<r. rh~ eona<xxAas k~ee
sai h~ % foltssx: stss fire. -. -.
Ssa 81 isss ysrAs: rsssa sss~. 80
ssr6s: sktunisA IRE.
vs1AI Trujiiio 10 h TIE sisg taass
fro0 his Au0r NJ fserasssins ON -
Isis~a<
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

Ts~ Average Price Of nssesr. fron
isss % fsss sss % eeass PER s,oas6.
From isss % isss The yearly average
prices varied from % - 90 - cents
per psand. Nth fAs exosyssan o. 1864
AMI fses. shen the prize sdsaneed
Lake COPPER selling - @ D. ceats
~ sousd 10 isss and u &C 3. eeaus
In ikss After 1876 there xas q DE-.
eiia@ In price to n SIS eeass I'm 1877
and m - cents In 1881. In 1894 a
hos - = eeats PER pound sas anaaed.
shieh b the lowest price in The his
sosy Of the copper trade In the Uni.
ted States.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

stirrat & Miller, Photographers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

Sheep: Receipts. COCO; steady.
Muttons. $500 Il secs: lambs.
$500 q $500; range wethers. s5.e5
a $3.50: fed ewes. $3.50 i$s6o.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

81. Louis. July t..--Wool. steady:
unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-13
TEMPEST BREWING
 IN LOWER HOUSE
PAVLOFF WILL TRY TO EXPLAIN TO PARLIAMENT WHY THE RE- CENT EXECUTIONS IN RIGA WERE ALLOWED TO OCCUR.

St. Petersburg. June 12-A tempest Is brewing in the lower house of parla- ment, and 1t will break when Military Procurator Pavloff takes the rosturn. which he Is expected to do on Thurs day upon the reassembling of the house to give War Minister Rudigers explana- ton of the executions in the Baltic prov inces It Is claimed that evidence has been secured that orders were issued to stop the execution of the eight men who were put to death on May for the killing of police lieutenant. but that the order was deliberately delayed by Ravloff, and the telegram arrived too late, though the commander at Riga de- layed the execution to the latest possible moment.
 The socialist group intends to make a stormy demonstration, and even conserv- ative members of the constitutional dem ocratic party are enraged at what they regard as new proof of governmental duplicity in another death sentence for an attempt to murder a Cossack which is reported from Reval. The constitutional democrats are also irritated by the dis coyery of a secret circular to governors ordering that the closest watch be kept over prominent members of the party, and that their every movement be reported to St. Petersburg. An interpolation with regard to surveillance win be introduced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-13
BooKBINDERs MEET.
Samuel Gompers Is Enthusiastically
 Greeted In Washington.

Washington, June 12.-The tenth annual convention of the International Brother hood of Bookbinders convened here. Chairman William O'Conner delivered a spirited address in which he expressed the belief that the success of the in- dustrial class lay in organization on con- servatives lines. Men who believed in strike riots and exhibition of brutality. he declared. disgraced great and pro- gressive community. All conservative la- bor men, he said, positively believed in practical arbitration, all honest labor men have believed in upholding the consttu- ton.
 Charles P. Neill. commissioner of labor, also spoke.
 Representative Rodenberg of Illinois. also delivered a short address. Just as he had taken his seat Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor. walked on the stage amid great enthusiasm. Business engagements mad delayed his coming. In his address he reminded the delegates of the right of organized labor to request Congress to pass laws which will benefit them and said that the request had gone forth but that if 1t was not answered fin better tones the request would be changed Into a demand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-13
William Lee, AssaiIaRt Finally
 Landed in Norfolk Jail
NED WATSON BADLY BEATEN
Another Maryland Negro Fares Badly at Hands of Mob fingered Be- cause of Assault Made
 Sunday.

Richmon, Va, June 12.-William Lee, the negro who was arrested at Cape Charles yesterday on suspecion of having assaulted two women near Kingston, in the Maryland peninsula Sunday night, and who spent the day in Jail in East vile, Va, undt the protection of the Norfolk and Portsmouth companies of the Virginia National Guard, tonight was taken by the military from Nashville to Norfolk where he will be safe until ar- engagements can be made for his deporta- tion to Maryland.
 The Maryland party who came here with the avowed purpose of lynching Lee fin case he was identified, made efforts to get the negro away from the au- thorities during the day, burt gave up the attempt on the arrival of the militia and most of them left for their homes tonight. The negro's victims who went to East vile to Identify the prisoner. were not permitted to see him, and they returned home this evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-13
PASS AMENDMENT
 MAY YET COME 0UT
Sentiments Developing Against
 the Provision
IS SURE TO BE MODIFIED
But House and Senate May Agree to Leave the Matter Entirely Under the Present
 Law.

Washington, June 12-There has been prepared by the House conference on the railroad rate bill a modified form of the anti-pass amendment which will be pre- scented at the next meeting of the joint conference committee for consideration. The modification Is in the way of specify ing an excepted class who may receive free transportation from the railroads lawfully. The first exception is that of railroad employees and their families. An- other Is that of employees of the post office department who hold commissions from the postmaster general and are re- qulred to travel.
 The agitation over the prohibltive pass provision embodied in the first conference report has developed a decided sentiment among legislators that the antl-pass leg islation perhaps ought not to be made a part of ,-the railroad rate bill, and the possibility is that both Senate and House may agree to leave the matter under the present law.
 There Is a further prediction regarding the result of the second conference on the bill that Pullman cars will be in- cluded in the regulation of the interstate commerce commission, just as are other facilities of interstate commerce.
 Speaker Cannon has expressed himself empfatically against the prohibition of passes to railroad employees.