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For Sale o.. Rent
Grace Street residence, betwesn{
Laurel and shafer, south side.
A. r. KING,
14ol Ross Street. !.

to enforce tn Elkins law an imposition
Of fines under it amounting to So66075.
and this does not include the fines that,
will be assessed by Judge Lands upon
the Standard OIL Company. OF Indiana,
which has been convicted under that
Elkins law on 1,462 accounts.
These facts disclose conclusively
that the Ell<ins law is an efficient and
esally-enforc statute Everybody
now recognizes and comedies that fact
Don't Like Democrats.
have been charged with voting
against the rate bill, with opposing
joint statehood. with trying to Sc
cure a hearing before the American
people for the negro soldiers who were
discharged without honor, but L feel
thankful that no Democrat has ever
nominated me for office; not that dis
like Democrats as men, but because I
am a Republican, and do not like their
| principles and politics.
| 1t may be pleasing to Demo Gratis OF
the South to see the negro soldiers thus
put out OF the service, for the senti-
ment there is well-nigh universal that
| they should not be allowed to wear
the uniform even Of o private soldier.
But where is the Republican. North or
South, who believes In the teaching Of
Abraham Lincoln. Ulysses S. Grant,
Oliver P. Morton. James G. Blaine.
Benjamin Harrison and William Mckln-3
Icy, who does not believe that no man
can DO SO black, nor can he be so hum
BILE, but that he shall have his day in
court. When the Republican party fall
tiers in it's devotion to this duty, 1t will
dissolve and perish, as the Whig party:
did, and 1t will deserve the fate that
SO overtakes it.
Mr. Foraker discussed tariff revision
at some length. ana concluded:
Let the people speak. and then we
can learn what they want. They Will
have a chance in 1908. II they want
a revision OF the tariff, they can give
obeyed. BY that time, there may be
cause for such action. but now there
seems to be no other reason for sdis-
turbing the tariff except that 1t has
brought us to the most unexampled
prosperity the world has ever known.
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INSIST upon LIST
OF CAMPAIGN G|YERS
Court Rules That Names Mus
Be Given if Under Control
OF Jerome.

NEW YORK, cJulya19.-An Interest,"
ing situation developed sin the contin-
ued examination Of District Attorney
Jerome before Supreme Court Justice
Dayton to-day, when Clarence G..
Shearn. counsel for w. r. Hearst. tried
TO obtain the list of contributors to
tho campaign fund raised for Mr.. Je-
rome prior to his last election as dis
trict attorney. After a long argument
it was decided by the court that II Mr..
Jerome had the list under his control
lie was to produce it In court for the
court. IF It is not. under Mr.. Je-
rome's control. then I can do nothin
said the justice.
The list was in the hands Of Howard
S. Cans former assistant district at
ltorney. Mr.. Jerome said he never
knew anything of the list, and never
saw it, ~ s3.5
Mr.. Cans is now IN Europe having
sailed a week ago. He will not return
for month.
| Mr.. Shearn said he was willing tc
give Mr. Jerome. a reasonable time ir
| which to produce the list.
Mr.. Jeromes examination is being
conducted in connection with his libe
suit for s25O,OoO against Mr.. Hearts
| newspapers
Adjourn to Get List.
al the conclusion OF To-Day S eXarni-
nation. Mr.. Shearn asked for an ad.
journment until the campaign contri.
button list could be secured from Gan.
and laid before the court To this
William Rand. counsel for Jerome, OBJ
! jected, insisting that as there was M
evidence that such list existed. the
examination must be continued to 1t!
| end or permanently closed.
Mr.. Shearn replied that it wac fail
to presume that the list existed, and
that it was very important that he
have the same upon which to base a
/ further examination OF the distric
attorney.
4 Justice Dayton said that he was no.
aware of any authority which per
/ n1itted him to adjourn while thirt
party was examined. in order that
jerome might then be =, upoI
the court as being virtually a tria
LOT the case and n cross-eXaminatior
i OF the plaintiff. However, the justic
added he would give Mr.. Shearn unit
Monday to submit authorities on the
\ question, and he adjourned proceeding
tIuntil that day.
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'hese, With Heavily Backed
Second Choice, Win Every
Event.
soNOMA BELLE A WINNER
Takes First Money in Last
Event, Which Has an Ex-
citing Finish.

NEW YORK. july le.--Five favortes and
heavily backed secoHd choice won at
Brighton to-day, most OF them at n fair
price. The finish In tho last race was one
OF the most exciting OF the season. sonoma
Belle FlaNgny and Racine II, being heads
apart In the order named Summaries:
First race-six furlongs--Uncle C to 81
A-se. Gene Russell g TO - second, Dead
Gone Us to ~ third. Time. 1.1i
Second race--steeplechase, about two
miles--Blue Pigeon 60 to 1o). first Thistle
Dale 60 to 1o) second, Judge Ogin az to u
third, Time. 4:02
Third race-one mie--McCarter g to y
first, cressina Go to i second. Kentucky
Beau q to u third. Time. 1889.
Fourth race-one milo and n sixteenth
Rapid Water G. to II first. Rye 60 to q
second; Orbiculnr ga to 50 third. Time
l;i6
Fifth receive and half turlongs---
Nimbus a to 81 hrst, The Squire g to ~
second Imitntor 6 to y third. Time, 1907
Sixth race-selling, one mile and a quar-,
!ter-sonoma Belle ds to- 81 first, Flavirrl
| $50 TO ID second Racine II. Gao to y third
| Time, 2:o5 l-5
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MITCHELL FACES
AN UGLY CHARGE
Continued from First Page.)

tired Of his (Richardson's) interference.
He struck at Richardson with heavy
rock, which he held In his hand.
Richardson avoided the blow, and
struck Mitchell with the helve OF the
ak no had in his hand. Mitchell then
jumped back over the fence. and as he
alighted on the other side, turned, and.
with all his force, hurled the rock at
Richardson's head. The intruder fed
then with Richardson close on his
heels. Mitchell sot away. however.
and the others returned to the house.
It was not until then that Richards
son was told that his daughter had
been insulted. His wife told him that
Blndey had come to the house crying,
Tho girl was at first 10th to recito
.hcr experiences with MITCHELL and 1t
was with some difficulty that her.
mother gained from her an account OF
what had transpired. Had ! known
what Mitchell had done declared Rich
ardson last night, II would have killed
him in the coWpen.'
Mr.. Richardson spoke OF previous
trouble with Mttcnei, who, with bro
Their and a friend, had once been
boarders in his house.
Dropped His ristol.
When arrested yesterday evening
Mitchell dropped pistol from his
pocket, and 1t was picked up by officer
Tate. Mitchell declared that he did not
have the pistol and that IL had not
fallen from his pocket. He was
charged, however, with carrying q con-
cealed weapon, and also with assault
| or Mr.. Richardson,
The assault is said 10 have occurred
Thursday evening, and the warrant was
sworn out yesterday morning. The
arrest followed yesterday evening,
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ROANOKE TAKES
SECOND GAME
But Lynchburg Was Worthy Op
ponent, and It Took Eleven
Innings to Decide.
Especial to The Times-ptspatch.

Especial to The Times -Dispatchl
ROANOKE, VA, July 1a.-The High.
landers won the second OF the series
with Lynchburg this afternoon by Il
score Of 4 to 3.
1t took eleven innings to decide the
contest, and 1t was battle royal from
start to finish. Stewart the lttlo
pitcher for the visitors. did steady and
effective work Throughout the entire
eleven innings, while Roanoke used
Vernuelle and Reynolds Both teams
played fast ball In the field, the visitors
not having one error until the ninth
inning. when two bad throws allowed
the winning run to be scored with none
out. The heavy batting by Clayton and
Hessier were features. The score fol-
lows; ,.
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WITHOUT A HIT
~ DANVILLE WINS
Portsmouth Takes Stage Fright
in Last Inning, and Tobacco
nists Trot Across Plate.

& &. 1
NORFOLK. VA, July 1o.-Without a
hit. Danville won from Portsmouth this
afternoon to 0. 1t was remarkable
game, Portsmouth securing the only
hit made. 1t was a real pitchers bat
tie, and but for errors by Portsmouth
III the ninth inning, which gave the
yIctors the runs. darkness would hay.
put an end to the contest without a
tally Portsmouth played good enough
baseball until the ninth. when, for
some unknown reason, perhaps stage
fright, the club seemed to forget how
to play the game. Errors and misplays
were made on the easiest kind OF
chances. While the dumb ball was II
progress Reggy and Doyle ,trotted
across home plate with the winning
runs. Pitcher Hallman and Havenel
were the chief offenders In the error.
making. f
The score follows: s
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
TwelYe-InninE Tic

AUGUSTA, GA, July lo.-To-day's
game resulted In tie, after twelve
hard-fought, we'll pitched, exciting In
nsngs.
Score by innings: r. Il, =.
savannah ,.ooolo0 00o--l 8. 4
Batteries Holmes and Connolly
Neur and Kahlkoff. Time 2:20. UNI
pire, Buckley, Called account dark
ness.)
Win by Heavy Hitting.
MACON, GA. July 1.-THE locals
heavy hitting was again responsible. for
to-day's victory. Houston's home,run
hit through frst-base WAS the feature
Of the ten-inning contest
Score. by Innings: R,H, p.
M ssss ssny,''s "a i
Batterles. Lee and lRotn: Rowan.
Clarke and Robinson. Tine, 1900, Um-
lpire, Brady t
Columbia Shut Ont.
COLUMBIA. 8. c., July 1e.-To.day's
game was feature|ess except for Lohrs
|sensational catches and the good pitch
ling OF Paige,
Score BY innings: r. n, r.
eeiHmbia No., 800. 90 %
Bstteg,sy; gaIge ana RG!''nEsr
lp!ra. Mace. ~ !.
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rO-DAY,s SCHEDULE FOR
AMATEUR LEAGUE GAMES

the following games
at Forest Hill the Richmond Journals vii
tackle the Watkins Cottrell team for twt
games. Mr.. Bender will officiate as umpire
Tho Times Dispatch and Christ Church
Association will play on the association
grounds. Mr.. O'Toole will handle the indi
Gator.
Tho Locos and the Brlcr Hill teams viii
play at Byrd Park. Mr.. Mescoe Will UNI
pire this game,
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Nashville Loses to Shreveport.
WIN by Fiuc Fielding.
1Y,inche.ter Goes Down.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA, July l9.-Spar-
rows Point defeated Winchester at
Reservoir Park this afternoon, to z.
Matthew's and Sinner both pitched
good ball. Sinner striking out eleTen
to Matthews's three, seven hits bei n
The bail when hits meant runs. Jim
pire Wagner got out of tie gare IN
the eighth. owing to tho repeated
kicks at his decisionsno,
and Wilson. winchcster-sk'ae: n:Id
Luhn.
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Richmond .......,1 D o 0 OF o Ga
Norfolk ............0 0 O o ID 0 o o.
summary: Two-bnse hite--Bowen.
Seitz. Jordan. Stolen loascs---Waliace
Double plays--Titnan to Bowen Rub
land to Haas. Base on balle--by salve
|; BY Jordan /; BY Vail, /. Hit BY
pitched balls--Ttnnn (2). Struck out
BY Salve. /; by Jordan. 2; BY Vail, 2.
Time OF game. lao. Umpire. Handiboe
Attendance, 1000
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Doat-Rnc. on the James.

The members Of the Virginia Boat
Club are arranging for an Interesting
regatta. which is to be pulled off on
the waters OF the James next Saturday,
July Attn, The contesting club viii
be Anal oseans Boat Clue. OF Washing
ION, one OF the crack boat-rowing or
ganzntions OF the Capitol City. Ss
ticing every afternoon, ana have their
| Hearts set upon Winning the race next
ASaturdaX. Il II
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Club Standings.
nrook1yu Keeps XYinning.

BROOKLYN. N. Y. July 19.-The
home team kept up its reputation as a
winner to-day in an initial game with
the Cincinnat!s. whom they beat by q
score of S to !.
Score by innings: 4. II. E.
Cincinnati -. 20 00010O00-1 II !
Brooklyn ...... O411OO20'-S ID i
Batteries: Hit and Mclean; Pasto-
RUS and Ritter. Time. 1853. Umpire,
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ArED BY NORFOLK IN CLOSE GAME

battle for premiership BY being
knocked out o-day by the Chicago
team.
Score by Innings: r. Fl. II.
Chicago .,... 3l10000 01-12 IA o
New York. Ol001O010 o. 8 a
Batteries. Brown and King McGin-
nifty and Bowerman. Time, 300. I'm
pres Rigler and O'Day
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~ sHV !
AT $40 F.. NJ,

ID
the e, following parcels Of real estate:
west corner Of Main and Twenty first
Streets. known and designated as No.
2027 East Main Street. fronting on
Main Street "a feet and running back
between parallel lines 80 feet.
hs boHe the srS vest stHrs qdionH1 G
2o25 East Main. Street fronting Is
feet 0 inches on Main Street. and rum
ming back between parallel lines 100
feet, more Or less.
Third--Those three brick dwellings,
above corner store tNo So27. known
and designated as Nos. 4, 8 and s South
Twenty first Street fronting together
81 feet. more or less. and running back
between parallel lines "a feet to the
line of the lot last mentioned.
at fair rental, which could be greatly
Increased by the expenditure Of q rea-
sonable amount for betterments. The
location Of 1t renders It especially de-.
srable by means Of Its proximity to
many large industries. such as the
and the c. F. sauer Co.. and should
command the attention OF those seek,
ing medium priced real estate. as well
| as the buyer OF large properties, for
Its frontage on Main Street. as q
whole, Of AZ feet 8 inches and a depth
Of 100 feet makes It a ., as.
TERMS: One-t third cash, and the res
twelve months for notes Of the pur-
chaser, with Interest from day. OF sale,
| or all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser. JOEiN. A.ul Issa
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PittsburS Is Winner


BOSTON, MASS, July Icy bunch
Ing hits in the seventh to-day Pitts
burg won wcll-played game. 2 to 0.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Pittsburg ...... o 0020 o. s 0
Boston .......s. Q 90 6 1
Batteries: Lleheld and Gibson; Young
and Brown. Time, 1:45. Umpires. Car
penter and tombstone.
st. Louis Shut Out.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, July 49,
Philadelphia shut out st. Louis to- day
through the effective pitching of Moren.
Score by innings: r, H. E.
Philadelphia ....o 0121010t-5 10
Batteries: Beebe and Noonan: Nroren
and Doom. Time, 1880. Umpire, Ems
lie. .
Chicago Defeats New York.
NEW YORK, July 1a.-The New
York club dropped another point in its
q H.. {
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Club Standings.
Notwithstanding Tic.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. July 1s.--Cleve-
land and Washington played twelve in
nings. Q to 0. Smith and Liebhardt
were unhittablo with men on bases.
Score by innings: r. ii. e.
Cleveland. :. 0 0 o 0 O0O0OOO-0 - 4
Washington.0 90 0000Oo0-0 Z o
Batteries: Liebhardt and Clark;
Smith and Heydon. Time 2:20. UNI
.pires, Sheridan and Stafford.
Petty Wins His Game.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July le.-st Louis
defeated New York A TO 2 to-day. Petty
pitched in fine style, and but for
fielding error he would have had shut
out.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
St. Louis. ......l O0o1002.-4 1
New York. 0o20o000o-2 4
Batteries: Petty and Stevens; ches-
bro and Kleinow. Time, 2:o5. Umpire,
O'Loughlin sI&
Csc Three Pitchers 5rl
DETROIT July 1e-The Athletics used
three pitchers In the first three innings.
bases on balls doing the rest
Score by innings: r H. E
Detroit .........0 o 0 1 l o '--6
Philadelphia ....1 0 0 o 0 0 0 o OIL
Batteries-Donovnn and Schmidt Dygert
Craig, Barley and Powers Time, LAS.
I'm pire Evans.
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Summary: Bases on balls--off Han
man, Il; off Lavender. !, Struck out
by Mailman, 8; by Lavender. 6. Left
on bases-Danville, 8. First base on
errors-Danville. 5. Double plays
Doyle to McKevitt Mckevitt (unas
slsted). Time OF game. 1880 Umpire.
Mr.. TRULY.
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Came. To-Day,

| Games To-day.
Chicago at New York. @fG
Pittsburg at Boston.
st. Louis a Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
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I.y'nchburg.

Lynchourg ......-..o I 0 2 3 Q 0 o--3
Summary: Two-base hits-Clayton, Nc.
kenna. Three.base hits-clayton, He.sler.
Sacrifice h;t-Brodie Stolen bases-Eus-
iace Struck out-By VernueIe. / BY Rey-
noids. J by stewart,4. Base on balls--By
Narnuelle. 2; by Reynolds. 2: by Stewart. g.
Double plays--McKenna to Bowen; Fish e
Hinton. wild pitches-Reyno Left on
bases-Roanoke.H5 Lynchburg, 8. Time, Of
game. 2:15.f Umpire. Colliflower. Attend.
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Games To-Day

Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
.' Philadelphia at Detroit.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

7. ATLANTA, GA, July 1o.--spade al.
lowed Little Rock but four hits to-day
the visitors punching two In the first
when they made their only runs
Score BY innings: II, II. r.
Atlanta ........oo ooo2ll - II /
Little Rock. ....200000ooo -2 A .
Batteries; Spade and Smith; Keith
and Wood. Time, 145 Umpire, Rud-
derham.
birmingham Shut Out.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July l9.-Man-
uel held Birmingham safe at all times
to day
Score by innings: r. II. z.
Birmingham Q Q. 100 0 00 900 8 1
New Orleans. % 1908 8 /
Batteries: Clarke and Gar"in; Man
uel and Matthews. Time l:i5 UNI
pires, Hackett and Flynn.
Nashville Loses to Shreveport.
NASHVILLE, Inn, July ls.-A
base on balls. followed by two hits
gave Shreveport q. victory to-day in the
tenth inning.
/ Score by innings: r. II. Z.
Nashville .......o 90 o2oo0 % 9
and Rapp. Time. 1858. Umpire, n
Win by Fiuc Fielding.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 49,
MONTGOMERY gave brilliant fielding
lexhlbitIon. ana suggs was hit hard. :.
/. Score by innings: r n. =
Montgomery ....o1101 IS 16
Batteries: suggs and Owen: WALSH
and seabaugh. Time, 2:0o. Umpire
4 Pfenninger.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ycsterdax,s Results

at New York: New York, 3; chica-
so, IL.
At Boston: Boston, o; Pittsburg, 2.
AT Brooklynt Brooklyn, 8; Cincin-
nati ].
At Philadelphia: Philadelphia, S; ST.
Louis, o.
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auction 5alfB, Jtuture Daps.
BY Harrison & Grant,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION. SALE
OF
BRICK STORES
Nos. 2025 and 2O27 East
Main Street,
AND BRICK DWELLINGS
Nos. 4, 6 and s South
Twenty-Fiir st Street.

In execution OF the decree of the
Chancery Court OF the City OF Rich
mond, In the suit Of John +. RATIO VS..
10, 1907. the undersigned, Special COM
missioner, Will sell at public auction,
upon tho premises, on
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-FOUR SHUT-OUTS
IN MAJOR LEAGUES
Cleveland and Washington Play
Twelve Innings Without
a Score.
---------
.ToP-NoTcHERs WIN AGAIN
Chicago Nationals Quadruple
New York's Score-Boston
Shut Out.
ToP-NoTCHERs WIN AGAIN
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Res,,lta.

Ycstcrdny's Results.
Cleveland, O. Washington 0. Game
called end twelfth inning on account Of
.darkness).
Chicago. Boston, postponed (rain).
Detroit. 6: Philadelphia, l.
St. Louis, a New York, 2.
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I hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED in the above suit has bern duly
given. CHAS. o. SAv1LLE. Clerk.
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REEVE MAKES A
MASTERIY MOVE
Uses Three Pitchers, but Is IN
able to Overcome Nor
il folks Lead.
VAIL BATS FOR sALvE
Norfolk Wins Game in Sixth
Inning by Score Of
a to 3.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Ycnterdny'b Results.
Richmond. 8: Norfolk. 4.
Portsmouth, o; Dnnville, 2.
Roanoke. 4; Lynohburg, (.
Games To-day.
Norfolk at Richmcnd.
Lynchburg at Roanoke.
a h
Games To-Day.

Norfolk at Richmcnd
Lynchburg at Roanoke.
Danville at Portsmouth.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Ycnterdny's Results.
Richmond, 8; Norfolk. 4.
Portsmouth, O; Dnnville, 2.
Roanoke. A. Lynchburg, Z.
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cnrser's Fine support.

jackson singled. and was advanced
to second, when Edwards was walked
ny Carter. Jordan lined out a two bag
ger to left-field. and jackson scored
with Edwards on third. Seitz line6 out
another two Dagger to ,left-field, scor-
ing Edwards and Jordan. Fender died
on first on an attempted sacrifice, and
Seitz, with Salve in the box. scored
on Haas's out. Cummings flied out
to first. and the fatal inning came to
nm end
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AUGUSTA, Ga, July lo.-To-day's
hard-fought, we'll pitched, exciting In
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-18
CHOATE DECLINES
PRES|D ENC Y
AMERICAN DOES NOT CARE TO
SERVE IN CONSPICUOUS Po.
slTIoN AT THE HAGUE
CONFERENCE.

THE HAGUE, June iS.-President
NelIdof, Of the International Peace
Congress, today announced President
Of four commissions which will be
named TO, consider the various sub.
jects to come before the conference.
They are NJ. Bourgeois, France; Sig.
nor Tarnlelli, Italy: Prof. Martens,
Russia; NJ. Boernert, Belgium. One
Of the presidencles was rendered Jo.
sePh H. Choate, OF the United States,
but was declined. Trouble Of mild
nature threatens at the very begin.
ming Of the Congress by the demand
made by Italy that Perez Triana, sec.
ond delegate from Colombia, be ex.
cluded. claiming Trlana Is an anar.
chist. from Naples. The delegates de.
clded to refer the protest to the Dutch
government. 1t is not known whether
Italy Is satisfied with this decision or
not. A plenary meeting Of Congress
will be held tomorrow for mapping
out the work Of the four commissions.
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SENATOR SCOTT
STARTS HOME
HE EXPECTS TO VISIT SEVERAL
COUNTIES IN sTATE-MANY
POLITICIANS IN WASH.
lNeToN.

WASHINGTON. Juue Ex-senator
Scott left last night for Wheeling. He
will remain In the State until he goes
to the jamestown exposition and then
he may return for a more extended
excursion among the faithful in many
countries. During the last few days
he has had many conferences with ex.
Gov. While, c. W. Swisher, Sam Mat.
thews, Sherman Denham, Of Clarks.
burg; Howard Fleming, OF 'Fairmoat:
and Elliott Northcott, Of Huntington.
Strange to say Northcott has not
been nominated for any office recent.
ly. He hopes for a life judgship later
on and deprecates the frequent men.
ticn Of his name for every office in the
Gift Of West Virginia. He hiked hur-
riedly to see Elkins and of course
had a long talk with Senator Scott.
Then. too, Northcott met Matthews
and Denham and there was discussion
about the makeup OF the ticket for
next year.