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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

IN OF a CAN DID AIT 4.
\. !. DECL RES HEARST
Congressman Suggests Bryan,
Folk or Stevenson for
Nomination, !: !,
n toI MAJ, ,Tlmes-D -Dlspa tch.l

y Especial to- The Times-D d Dispa tch.)
Il NEW YDR k, July 4 W. r. tIeal,stss
that b., Is not q candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Prest-3
/ dent ii, 1905, 4 Is regarded BY local Spoltti-
clans generally as a result " the recent
~ developed Bryan mo yetnent. Hears
they say could not az ford to put hini-i
! self In oppo ttton 4 TO Bryan at this time
Mr. Hearst Is working hard for the guber-S
nptora noanina ton and he wants tile
support of the old Bryan elerrEnt Of
the party In this State, Ills plans are
we'll laid. Eject HIM Governor OF Il New
York next fall 4, and his nominat ton for.
President would become a certainty.
Sen tlnlealt for Bryan would have to give
way to the logic OF 'ulla situation ana
tho party would have to dominate for,
President the only Democrat who was
elected Governor Of this STATE since W,
VI Hearst und srstands all this, and ha
ca n afford to say nice things about Bryan
and other candidates Just now said "a
TaMnnany district leader, who has been.
friendly to a Hearst 558 u 3.3 @
Statenent8of Hearst. ],
5 The tatements OF Mr.. Hearst was 81 ven
out In San Francisco last night. Among
other things 1t said;
would like to stat te very 4 posi- ~
that am not a candidate for the Demo-
cratic presidential snominationRi In 1905. n
H Mr. Bryan said the other day in Lon,
\ don that there were others besId es HIM
through services rendered tile Democrat
&c, party and mentioned pleasant ly NJ VI
Folk, Mr.. Bailey; and myself, While Sap.
preciating Mr.. Bryan's compliment 2
must decline{to be considered a fcand idatet
y Let the 4 list stand, II Mr., Bryan pleases.
t,a
81 would substitute Stevenson for Balley.s
Mr. Bryar's 8 & services to the Demos, a
racy are too we'll diagnosed 40 be rehears-
4 cd. q He has led the pa rty cons picuo usly
I $!nS two presidential ampalgns and one
senatorial campaign, In the national
house OF congress he has ma de- the 1ssll es
himself and expounded them with q ,brl| \
iiancy unea,lalled ed, una pproa ched ,ss .lss
5' iikfr. Folk 8 y services to- the Democracy.
lre noted and real In fact, his services,
r have been rendered to all citizens Z ire
ispectlve OF party, for Ills career yas az
example to Republicans and Democrats
Slap at Bailey, !S5tia
X 3 ''As for Mr. Bailey; well, Baiey,s SER
Hces have been rendered y 10 81 INA t4$ @ @coI-
s boraton end of the Democracy thai J. ao
r hot consider Demo cy, nd whose eolI-s
4 krol of the machinery of the pemocratlG
ls well AS the Republican party. mas lev
( ne to seek my ideals OF the Democracy W
Jefferson and the Repnbliean U, !, %
bailey's nomination for first place, even
& w the machine that nominated ia rler''
1 you'd be Impossible, but l3ailey,s8 nomlT.
4 )atlon for second place ts coneel ya bic n y
\ you'd have the material adyant &c. ol
Y Gsuring Texas to the Democracy ana Z, 5ot
Il hon from John p, Rockefeller. but ,lts
.#lisadyantages are obvious Folk f and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
NEW MA|ssA|.G|'IR|E!s.O| ! H. / D
JEWS Threatened | |. \ nj D
Socialists Issue Manifesto, Warn.
ing People When Cavalry
Followed Red Flag.

4 WARSAW d RUSSIAN POLAND,
\ July The Socialists have Issued =, ~
IL manifesto warning the people 70 pe n
prep ared, during the next few Gays
Tor NJ as = acres 4 OF ff F,oIcs and Y eWss, " Y
\ which are being .Arra ged py ing
police and troops out OF reyenae 'or Y
recent attacks, The manifesto aa'
iylsed Foreigners In u arsaW5 Sto Z seek Z
\ the protection of their RESPECTIVE
consuls. "a li l}S5
II ST. sT.3PETERsBURG,I5I July 7,--prr, Nlehho,
laieffsky, who was eleoted a member : s1l[ 81
tile lower house from * ra sno yR IS IS, slppe7
ria, has arrived here. lie opetll flalnts
the revolutionary co ors. In an inter-
view, to-day he aynwed himself ansact'Ye
member Of the sreypluti tionists or rganizat--
ton, Just before Shis depar spre he Pre-
side at a. great reYpll " ionary il1eetlns
al ISraslloyarsk, aYAl lrs, 3 eht tosss dis,
.perse the meeting, Joined the reVoiu ton
lists In 3parading through the telyn be- e
hind the red hag in place soft the ma ma
tiunal col lors. The nlest ting eHlA l.aed Iths
strial az G enerals s re pntenk pr Miles
and zakanlels " no ~ ppr g SO sd the
iuprising along The pSanss sibeI ian y ssall'
sWsys3 a snuFdsye
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
HEARST L COOKING
TO VERN NORSHIP
Congressman D eclares} E1nphati.
callyS He WillsNot Be Candi--
# dateSfor Presidenc Sug 3l5
gests Nebraska Man 'll; Il
and Folk q IS .S..5
4 rs Stevenson. q

ifE ALSO c1a Ted y presso


$EyYAsHINGToN.S y q. 4. CT. j ,ilyR -. Former
United States sena tor Jones, Of Ar rkansls,
who was chairman pE it the Democratic
National MI Committee when WI liam ].
Bryan made his ca an,pnign Tor the presi
,tiency III 1886 ard " 1a0o. has received q
letter from Mr.. Isr3.atl ], Il which he al, 4
i6lnceg thnt ahe wi accept the nominal
stion8 for President for tie third time Il
it&isstendercd to him. The letterSl s dated
lJune sth at stockholm. and lsi ias follows:
S5g have been watching polltlca t8si
l5 Developments and have noted vi tn AZ
n ara atlflcatlon the svlndlcatIon OF Dem
I'll ocratic princlples. a You have correct KITS
s3s ~ ST tated my position. II As ] wrote to F
8g;$ss Colonel Wetmorc,5 sfall do nothing II
&, to secure another nomination, and do s55E
not want ono unless tho conditions x
$ seen, to dc m and ~ ..a S N az add hat
IL ! enjoy the freedom OF u private II llfe,
and feel q lat Il ca II DO sornc good @ss
without holding office. 3. Il i5sS
ss$ii s4gI There are however, certain res
i5 forr,ss which g would like very N Y uct S
8 70 see accomplished. and 10 a 81 ist | sSi
WI the Saecompi Of these reforms 8
j u am vii Eng & 70 become the party ii
% ddate 8aa "a IL; II. When the time for M
#ss nomination 4 arrives. The ga dvoc atcs OF
n reform \ are Il In control Of The party ,s# SEX
| and think that my " candle acysE j f35
u give the best assurance OF 8svl ctory ssts ssss
s5if some one clsc ss seems n more ava ll.s3
's5 abie +, [ sha II bc eve NJ better pIeased.
need not assure you that am RI
# moro Interested 4 In seelng our pr lnct-s&
pies trlurphan NJ han am Ii Ir the s Ii
personnel Of the leket, Z he country 5s
3f needs TO have effcrsof,lAn Dem ocraey
applied to ail$}of the der artrne 9 rts of5
GS-A A. tA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
VlIIITRAIN|I...IA|||..R||.|M||I||.'Y|| ! 1 { !. / ] / \ J
10 ] 8AC!I|N MASS. 4 ]!
President II and 4 Secret ry Of Mar;
Arrange Imp portant5 y. Z; PLANS ;'lja11 !; y 81
A,ffecting Service va
NLARG 3 R GADES POS
At,asocia ted sPresWsl Il

n, OYSTER BAY N y npolr,s
.tant steps lEneds i e ma terially deyclop
,these sefficlensy he arms ,ere ken 81.
day by Presid ent oosevelt and sec retary
3Taf at Saganiore II III. 81 his last q n
nual message to the Preesld lent
said :$ III
an hes number 81 posts III which the
~ army iss kept. In time 81 peace should "
\: be materially Unfinished and the posts n
that are left 81 made corresp pond inglyt
salarger.''83 81 Hin S
q This recomme ndation Is IS to be- carried
out at once III Seven brigade posts to be
command ed 4 by brigadi dier7gene ais, are to
Be established Two others are desired,
but the funds n a tS The II a disposal Of " the
Secretary ma yst not be sui fficien It % n \ al
low OF their eautpment durin s. II the pres
sent fiscal year 81 Ms
10 o Enlarge Posts. ;i s;i
Tie post 4 which 4 the ss Pres sldent and
the Secret tary5 tentatively q decided to-day
stoa enlarge to- brigade posts. are those at
Fort Riley, Fort cay enwort TIL, x ansas.
Fort Sam, Houston, Tex; Fort r otolnson,
Nebraska Fort d. Y A. Russo l.ssNNyom-- M
Ing: Fort Sill. Okla Iona and Fort Ogle-
thorpe, isu Georgia. 4 j t is desired to havo
one In Pennsylvania and one on the Pa
sclfic Coast, but these viii lave to3s be
taken 4 care OF later. 4 IA Final action sre-
trardng these posts will be ia ken q week
front next NJ Monday, when Secretary Taft
will make "a second vlsIt8toa Oyster Bay.
s The army appropri riation act carries
I $500 oo0. y NJ attempting to carry out his
plan, tile President is simply foil lowing
the line he indicated to Is Congress- In
his message. 1t Is his firm belsef that
sthe army should be trained a ab boves all
( else to act in q mass. "a To this end he
! suggested q that provision be made for
h ma neuyers of Al practi ical kind. AS "a re-
suit OF this plan lie says the generals and
scolonels would have opportunity to handle
regiments, brigad des, division q, H and the
comm, ,ssary and the medlca d apartments
would be tested In the gfe ld.gsr Whatshe
added regarding, the establishment N Of
larger army pos ts y was ~ I at noSt local
interests should be all lowed q to; stand In
6the way OF assembling the greater It
\ OF the troops, /, which would at need form
our field armies. in stat ions OF such
/ size as will permit the best Stra ling to be
+ given to tile personnel OF all grades, in-
cluding the high officers. and stan oftlcers.
y ITO accomplish this end ri he said, I'VE
Y Continued on Eourt sPage.) g95s. .:aI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
GEORGE /: Ct: ADE| ENGAGED
ITO MISS ! TAGGART1?!. | ] A n
Reported Novelist Will Wed
Daughter Of Chairman Of Demo-
cratic National Committee.
(Contlnud on Seventh Page.)
Especial Cable to The Tlmes-p plapatch

ri Especial Gable to The Times pi ispatch ~
and New York Wogld.)
July .r-It is reported u in the
American colony here that George Ade,
the novelist, is engaged to marry Miss
Lucy Taggart, daughter$of Thomas Tag
CART. chairman Of the Il Democratic Ma
tlonal Committee, Ado has written to
friends here that he expects to be In
Paris again In " short time. Miss Tag
gart viii also come to spend the sum
tmer with Mr. and Nlrs,8 Booth Harrington
here. Ade and Miss Taggart haye seen
q great deal Of on q another! in the last
year The two TaggaFt girls came N
Europe last October With the 'rarkirh-
tons. and spent the winter With them
at the villa In Capri OF the Artist Yeddel
going laterSwItlT them TO- Rome 70 be with
Mrs. Tarkln ton, (. K Ia N NH a ai
q 93 "A II went to ris In the spring to meet
George Ade, who had be en- With tham IN
CAPRI and In Rome. n Lucy Taggart and
Mrs Booth Tark lngtoil hays bean friends
since they wore short dresses a nd Pig u
tails down their backs. Ads and ia rs
SjDgten have been nhu ms since both bssll
sioiRed to the SaN SlgniiaN Chi Frat teglrst ty
BOYS sat 4 Purdue IlasysFsit y. ~ gssSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
.'DIED '|j||| !. on MOUNTAIN
FROM EXHAUSTION. ] [ ! \.
.s1 Bricklayer from Cincinnati
With y Mon Card in His
sl s Pocket. III
(special 10 The Times. 3 Ispa tch,) \

i Especial to The Times Dispatch az
CLlFrON pO y, VA July THE
body OF q dead man 4 was found on, Bald
Knob II Mountain lust before dark last
night. and on his person was found a
union I card. dated June 1sth. showing
that he was q br!cklayer The name on
the card was +, shelhis. and CINCINNATI
was given as his home, a coronsr's In
quest was held to-day, 4 4 and the body
buried It has developed that shelhls was
In town on the night OF July Sd. when
,lle, was Spnt mail fer aata-keeplnss | he 9
been roaming the mountains ever since
Fl was a abont 80 years Of age, . Y, I,
The authorities have communicated
With spurties F7ins Cincinnati, In the hope
,of ioca ting his relatives.
dealt y SAID to be due r. :. ex, *
be en I route to Washington. p, q. 70.
work for the government t N b n l "a, r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
TO RUSSIA
CAUSES SENSATION.
Committee, Of Which N ember of
English Government is Chair Il
man, Takes Action,
.iRy9 Associated Press )

n LONDON, July The political cons
.mitteo Of the new reform club. Of which
Edmund Robertson, civil lord Of the aas'
smiralty Is chairman has started an orr
tganlzed agitation against the Visit Of the
British Channel feet to cronstadt, which
jls occasioning considerable surprise. Tho
committee has adopted q resolution De-
3nouncing the atrocities In Russia, and
calling on the British government not to-
send the fleet to Russian wa ters, so as
to avert further mlsunderstanding In
view OF Foreign Secretary Grey q npner7''
oQs explanations on 4 Tho subject In the
House OF Commons this action X pn s4he
part OF q eommltte ee, presided over by
ME- 3obertson, a men Der the govern
inent, has created a sellsat tlon., y y, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
SHERIFF n Z e PA RES
4. TO #BAG 6 MAG Y |, ; IN y A'T7ESi 4 '9E:;,
Will Serve Paper 1mn1ed lately
U pom Return Of Mr.. Roc k!e-. .s
~ feller from Euro
@ legged That Anti- Trust rus
Law Has Been
Violated
r \. 'il Y Vll53JiIl {
fRv Assf,ciaiefl Press. J

ii gFINDLAY.'fO d, I'll yIs7 Judge Banker,
sof the probate court.. has fssued 4 a sum-
mons for John D. r Rockef felicr IN connec-
tlon With suit recently filed s here
fagainstI9the Standard OIL 5 Company and
Mr. Rocke teller, / In which IL Is alleged
that Valentine anti trust IA has be Ell
violated BY the ard or II g sui 9 hsidiary
t 3l,t s6 Il. 1A
The summons has been turned over to
Sheriff Groves; who stat cs 4 hat lie will
make d service upon Mr.. Rock teller q s
soon as the latter returns from Europe.
lsherin Groves has gone to Cleveland to
serve summonses upon tho standard OIL
iCompany through one OF its Ulcers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Refuses New Tria n
4 N; 4 ~ Y A asncIated Press,) ! ]:

aCHlCAGp.& III, 4 ,lly Z ~ udge i ais.
la the nited Is Ia tes District Coprt Ito
day refused to gran TIA net " tr ial TO tine
Chicago and Alton Raj Ilroad and 70 John
4 N /. Faithorn and Fred A..s;SX ann. former
officials 8of "a ton. who were vest te rday
convicted OF he ille egal 81 wing Of re ba Les;
IA TIT he time Of efusin s. he new tp:Rl
tttiieEatt torney fors tic lefe fense claimed that
the granting OF 5 the re ba tee to tEs.
iScj1whrzsc scliild and III zberg Gonlpa ny
wa 4 enara ily IA itts Kansas ty.
THE i attorneys asked Y 70 tinla 70 y shoH n
that the ehat tess swer re 81 ive1A pi, nd
mot Sin secret q colirt sa tA tn e
stefendant ts tsygiild fia We light i ii show
mined and gave a he de fense ,iptil next
"Wednesday q To bri & evld ence into coun
showing that the reba les I'VE re- generally
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
COLONEL. BUTTON
VlITHI..L..A|IV||l|||Y|'|E::.R|:||!S ! /. | ! ] \ !. rs
Said 55to Be sIinsz L.ynlr5cc:ll1 BUR Con n;
I..Sl. anceI Comnlis hip.a2l 81.
.MlNlsTERlA ALs e UN CTl0N# ONLY, y,

S Colonel Joseph Button left The 81 ~ Fri
day; eyenlng @s''' to- spend $a few days Ct his
country II home. N, % wa SAID: Col
5oneiS 4, HI III spend hours at his scoun-.
try home in8tA tAppomat ttox county bn the
mos f;s tho tin,s, n he e. beE@ out ot;
SRichnloiii his trip will 5 be spen tSs In
3Lyncl, burg II In consul tation with eminent
concerning the K ma dainlis pro-
Sceedi inss he has II decid led ito institute be-
fore the Supreme Court to conlpel the
state Corporatl Ion Conmiss ion to II swear
him In as Insurance Commissioner us
provided n BY act " of Y he 8 recent N Legils--; Is;
lature 81 III, All n. s5
u is now. .understoo ood sthat Colonel But
ton 81 contention before the Supreme Court
of Appeals will he that the a actS Of the
creating the 4 ONCE OF Insur-- n
ance Commissions \ simpl directed $8 the
State Corporal Ion Commission to admin
lister the ath OF ONCE to the Insurance &c
Commissioners elected byS the gislature
bond --sinpl lyss this and nothing more. In
grefusing to perfornt this mere nninisterial,
duty the State Corporation Commission.
has dIsobeyed the command OF the Leg
isla ture.s "a as IN
What Lawyers Say.
81 It II Is said a that many Of the leading.
iii we rs IN the State are OF the opinion
that the act OF h the Legisla ature, 30 Tar
as as u IS men toned the Corp ation Conl-;
mission, wa 5 8purel u a. command to- the
commission to- ne erform a min nisterial Or tts
administrative act, and Y that the com.
mission can not legail ~ re fuse to admin
isterstre3 oath " TO X Is Insu urance Commits
slone "a orr to any OF her offlcial when 30
directed by the gislat ture, 8s
3{j These lawyers say furt he that Il any
question OF THE Rconst itu u tlonality OF tho
act OF }the re egtslat,lre was to be raised
the time and the way 4 o raise " was not
as the Corporation Y Comm ission decided
upon. bsst Could ea sdl and more pro perry
have been Il raised after the Insurance
fCom11lissioner had been sworn In. That
was the proper t!n11 for the Corporat@ion @
Connlisaion or any body else VI lio doubted
the const ttuti Quality Of the act Of Iegis
latur,e ito coManearse proceedangs to te,sts 's's
sts conststuti ionanty. % say many man la W
yers. atst3 X 5' 4; aif .ss
rs The names OF ths I.ynchbllg lawyers
being consulted By Colonel B tuition could
not be learned, ( but there can ba no doubt
OF \ tl,e5 fact i sithat u Colonel ls now ~
the HIN City 4 on that business and nos
enjoying the health producing air on his
rural estates az at first given out
fH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
SHOT RIVAL D0vvN AN o
THEN 3 K LIED HIMSELF
f]BySAsso,1c,,Iated i Press

}f NEW YORK. July Il .--Af ter shooting
James sweeney four times and innIcting
woundk which will prove 5$ fatal, " Thomas
Abbey, 25 years OF age, fred the y last
bullet OF his weapon in to his own brain
tonight and died almost instantly. Both
Sweeney and &A bbey were be 4 boys g T
fashionable hotels. The shoe ting occur
red at the former's 5 rooms In Sixth Ave-
niue, Abbey accusing Sweeney OF aving
stolen his sweetheart from him. n, y!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
RED CROSS
RULES ADOPTED. ! | ] |: / |. Il
.Pro,yiissionSf for III ttr,entS Of Sick,,II
ounded and s.t lead q in in ime
Of 5.s5
93I9I gIs9
yJAPs AND & UsslANI!s' N THERE ! :: B =
2(By Associa ted Press.) y

GENEVA. July y3$ he final h text 3&sootI 4 9 4
the revised Red Gross sonyen dor,
S.ys Eby prae icaiiy ali the ma ions the
SeiNtllsed world agree upon rules UT the the
mat ter OF the rea tine Eof tile sick,
wounded and dead. rnbers of the llo as: 81
spital corps and rses. ,in time Of q
shows a$ numb OF chang es from til.
antiquated convent ton of 1Se4. sa
The protocol sof IA s new convenn n 11n ton
gives until Deoe nber 81 & 1soS. for TIE
srati ification az the con ntiong by this
governments concerned r he main fea-, e'a &,
lures of the new treat y are as Il olloNa
Care sof w ounded. n
cha pier / !. Is devoted 10 the w'oundAd q
ana sick. Each billigerent Is required to
respect and care for sick i and wounded 7, ss
fficers, soldiers and others Ea TIA ohei
Officially tile enenay's army who q e =
into Its hands. u I5 g;s q .S
Should one sbelligerentS be compelled to
q bant,on sick ana wounded on the field
3 and leave members Of the hospital corps
and material forS their care, sue II ts sick
and wounded become prisoners Of u Il tue
enemy subject to the zspeculnt lions ENGd de
h by the belligerents for the exchanEe Sof
prisoners after each enga cement 4 The
final occupant Sc the field shall adopt
&me assures to find all ounded d a. deadt dt
and to protect them ainsts splllageE before
THE final disposal Of the bodies by buial
&or. incneration. The occupant Of the
field Is charged With 9 scrupulous Eex-
aminatlon sof the bodies of the enemy.
There shall 8be a Sreciproca ange OF
Information relative to the sde ead, and all
letters, 8 personal objects and valuab1es
K found on the field OF battle shah be
gathered and transmi tter TO the otliel le
side. 3s sE II, 8 n
Immunity Of Hospital Corps.
$y 5,Chapt 3 details the protection to tt
the members OF the field hospttal corps.
This int1nunlty shal g cease should, those
gin question commit q acts pre1ud udictal tt to
Tile enemy, VA 3$t II gt.S y. n, ,3 ,ts
3Sg The provision relative To arbltr ration by
lthe permanent tribunal OF The Ha que
$ls limited to an interpre tion of X II the
terms OF the new convention i, t4nses l'!s {
peace. III tsf a5ss @ u. eSf 81 .ls "a
B 8 3Tl,s Russian n and u apaneae delegaes 5toox
{ a mo ST active part In 1 the proceed tngs,
mingling together In q N most frlendly 'tls
spirlt (, @1 t6i IA 15t$ AZ i5l3 Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
DEPEW WILL NOT ,issi iis5ssss
RESIGN FROM SENATE
l 5(By ygAssoclated Fress,J

NEW DIRK. July |. IT he. Trimune To- q
morrow Will say: The announ.cemen n b 1s
mad Z upon good authority that Senator
.Depew, Who was absent from HIS duties
satsWashingt ton almost the tire; winter,
suffering from a nervous brea kdown, had
.pra ctcally recovered. II is said to- have Y,
no Intention OF 5resig gning from the Senate,
but instead to be intending TO q take HI Q
trip to Europe for the summer, and and When
he has returned to resume his work M II II g
may sail within q week or e ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Alleged Oil Consp,iir;a!c ".
fIsx e sso,cIa III 80 3, m Z

m Associate sPress 90
LITTLE ROCK AR Il, vs. ] uly IA ttor-
5rey. 6 eneral Rogers and Prosecuting At
.torney r Rlioten, ! Of Pulaski county. o-day
flied suit against the Water Pierce OIL
;Compnny,Bia1l a1lcging 4 al consp cya to con-
troll the output and prices OF oil and
asking Il for Dana ges IN the sum u g.
0O0t0 .3S They also ask tfa ~ he cor1p pariy
forfeit Its light to- do Sbli siness n IN Ar
Kansas s. Z, The bill alleges tha the ~ aters-
Pierce Oi Company Is q SIS ociatcd with
the Standard Oh Company h, the, Repub-
lie Oil Company and tliers. ~ ~ il5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
CLAR K NEW sMEMBER 80F
COMMERCE8C0 COMMISSION
! IfRxl 3. ssslo,.cia teud press, !

ig jg4a,I BY AssucIH tVu g co1'J
& &oYsTERFB BAY. N n, Jul 7,--P resid I!s ent
Roosevelt to-day appoint 2, z p. l. S;lark
a member D & the Interstate Commerce y g.
Commission Mr. Clark rs grand cl'lef 81 q
tho Order American r $Gonduc. ~
an uhraclte 4 coal strike COMMITTEES,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
!. Mr. Blou11t Rest lng Nicely

Sergeant / Frank p Blopnt, who Vas
wounded I'M the sham pa ls Al cshass City
Eaptlng ssaslly AM the ,stssst ssorSt by Ssh
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